Who is Shaquille Taylor, the man charged with shooting a Belmont student?
Court documents show the man arrested for shooting a Belmont University student had a criminal history, but was recently found not competent to stand trial.
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Court documents show the man arrested for shooting a Belmont University student had a criminal history, but was recently found not competent to stand trial.
Food City grocery chain has settled opioid litigation brought by the state of Tennessee for $44.5 million.
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Wood County Board of Development Disabilities (WCBDD) is now offering Sibshops – free, fun opportunities providing young brothers and sisters who have a sibling with a developmental disability the chance to learn and make connections to other siblings in the comm