Tennessee’s 31st District Attorney General Chris Stanford resigns, effective Oct. 31
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — District Attorney General Chris Stanford of the 31st Judicial District is resigning, effective Oct. 31. The Tennessee District Attorneys General Conference announced Stanford's resignation on Oct. 10. Stanford has been District Attorney General since 2022. "We appreciate General Stanford’s...
Record Invasive Alabama Bass Caught In Tennessee
NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) has certified a new Class A (sportfishing methods) state record Alabama Bass. The 7 pounds, 3 ounces fish was caught by angler Caleb Bell on the Ocoee River and tops the previous state record of 7 pounds, 0 ounces from Parksville Reservoir set by Shane McKee...
Along The Kentucky-Tennessee Border Is An Unbelievably Clear Lake With Some Of The South’s...
The South is widely renowned for its abundance of pristine lakes perfect for camping and fishing. Some examples include the peaceful blend of nature and history at the lakeside Pettigrew State Park in North Carolina and the ideal camping and fishing destination of Clarkco State Park in Mississippi. But for a lake so...
Multiple Tennessee cities ranked among the most dangerous for drivers
Two Tennessee cities rank first and second in a study seeking to determine the most dangerous places to drive in the nation.
10 Tennessee restaurants suddenly shut down as economy teeters
In 2025, Tennessee is losing more than just restaurants – it’s losing pieces of its everyday life. From beloved bakery cafés to tropical escapes to familiar wings joints, closures across…
Cheatham County Man Pleads Guilty to Tax Fraud Charges, Receives Probation and Restitution Order
A Cheatham County man, identified as Jimmy Ray Butts, has entered a guilty plea on tax charges related to false vehicle registration. The admission was accepted by Judge Joshua Turnbow, bringing the case to a close with a sentence of probation and an order for Butts to make restitution in the amount of $1,853. The...
8 Tennessee All-You-Can-Eat Spots Serving Fried Chicken Done Right
Warning: You might leave Tennessee with a fried chicken obsession. In the Volunteer State, fried chicken isn’t just food—it’s a way of life. From crispy golden crusts to juicy, tender meat that melts in your mouth, these spots take comfort food to legendary levels. Tennessee is dotted with hidden gems and beloved...
People Drive From All Over Tennessee To Hunt For Treasures At This Massive Antique...
Just north of Nashville, behind a pair of stoic stone lions and beneath a distinctive red metal roof, the Goodlettsville Antique Mall stands as a time-traveling paradise where yesterday’s treasures await their next chapter. This isn’t just another stop on your Tennessee road trip – it’s a destination that...
Sidelines 100: Shots threaten ex-undercover agent
You’re reading a story from Sidelines 100, a project showcasing a century of student storytelling at Middle Tennessee State University. Sidelines 100 plans to highlight 100 stories from the newspaper archives this fall and spring. This story originally ran in the Feb 14, 1978, edition of Sidelines. Subscribe to...
Isaac’s 17-Year Journey of Flavor and Family in Murfreesboro
Murfreesboro, TN - If you’ve driven past the Walmart on Old Fort Parkway lately, you might’ve noticed something new glowing from the corner of James Luscinski Drive. That’s not just a fresh coat of paint—it’s the newly renovated Opah Greek Grill, and its founder, Magdi Ishak (or “Isaac,” as most folks know him),...
