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Will Warner, 22, was shot and killed before his body was found in West Nashville. He was remembered by family members as an outdoorsy 'country boy.'

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Casada linked to Phoenix Solutions ownership – Tennessee Lookout ▪ You must give Tennessee Lookout credit, including https://tennesseelookout.com and author. ▪ If you publish online, include the links from the story, and a link to Tennessee Lookout. ▪ Stories may be edited for in-house style or to shorten. More substantial changes should be noted as additional and conducted by your publication. ▪ You can publish our graphics and any photos that are credit to Tennessee Lookout with the stories with which they originally appeared. For any other uses, you must seek permission from us a...

Rosenstengel EAST ST. LOUIS – Syngenta denies that it boycotted Farmer’s Business Network as part of a conspiracy, stating it doesn’t deal with the network because the network stole the secrets of its seeds.  In an antitrust claim suit against Syngenta in U.S. district court, its counsel Paul Mishkin of New York City asserted “unique and entirely lawful reasons” for the company’s conduct. Mishkin moved to dismiss the claim on May 5.  He cited a suit in Minnesota district court claiming Farmer’s Business Network and two former Syngenta Seeds employee...

FBI Agents Conducted Lawmaker Interviews During Session Monday, May 10, 2021 - by The Tennessee Journal While the FBI made a big splash raiding the homes and offices of three state lawmakers on the eve of the legislative session, The Tennessee Journal has learned that initial flurry of activity didn’t mark the end of federal agents’ probes within the Cordell Hull Building.  Lawmakers who hired Republican Reps. Glen Casada of Franklin and Robin Smith of Hixson to design and mail constituent correspondence or campaign materials have been quietly interviewed by investigators ove...