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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University’s Board of Trustees on Tuesday voted to keep tuition and program services fees flat for the coming academic year this fall.  The board unanimously approved the administration’s recommendation for a 0% increase in undergraduate tuition and program services fees, as well as a 0% increase in graduate and out-of-state tuition.   Trustee Joey A. Jacobs, chair of the board’s Finance and Personnel Comm ...

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – "Two men found dead in vehicles three weeks apart in the parking lot of a Murfreesboro Walmart are not believed to be victims of foul play," that information from the Murfreesboro Police Department on Wednesday morning at 11:29AM.  Police responded to a call from a Walmart manager regarding the need to do a welfare check on a vehicle parked at the Joe B. Jackson Pkwy. store around 2:17 p.m. Tuesday afternoon (June 14).  Once on the scene, a 46-year-old ...

Murfreesboro Police are asking for residents to be on the lookout for a subject who has been labeled as a person of interest in a fraud case. The fraud is tied to the use of a stolen credit card on April 28th. The victim reported to authorities that after her card was stolen, it was used to make over $6,500 in purchases. Those purchases were made at Walmart stores on Joe B. Jackson Parkway and South Rutherford Boulevard in Murfreesboro. Another purchase was made at the Walmart store in LaVe ...

In cases of shoplifting, you often hear about thieves who simply steal merchandise and leave. But, is switching price tags considered the same as simply picking up an item and walking out of the store? In Tennessee, the answer is yes – shoplifting is the same as switching out an expensive price tag for a cheaper price tag. Two females were accused of switching price tags on items at Walmart, according to a recent Murfreesboro Police report. A loss prevention worker in the store told respo ...

Rutherford County Mayor Bill Ketron proposed building a $4 million daycare for 125 children of government workers.