Last Top Stories: Nashvillebusiness leader Francis Guess dies at 69 - The Tennessean

Nashvillebusiness leader Francis Guess dies at 69 - The Tennessean

Revered Nashville business leader Francis Guess, a trailblazer in the private sector and a champion of civil rights, died at his home Thursday night. He was 69. >> view original

FormerNashvilleresident was victim in theater shooting

A woman killed when a 59-year-old drifter reportedly opened fired inside a Louisiana movie theater Thursday night grew up in Nashville and attended Belmont ... >> view original

NewNashvillelabels push Christian music forward - The Tennessean

New Nashville labels push Christian music forward At a time when Christian music reaches more people than ever, two creative new Nashville record labels are ... >> view original

TwoNashvilleMen Added To TBI Top 10 Most Wanted...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Two Nashville men wanted for murder have been added to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's “Top 10 Most Wanted” list. The men ... >> view original

Mike Looney had signed letter of intent withNashville

Mike Looney had already signed a letter of intent saying he would accept the Nashville director job and start on Sept. 1 if certain conditions were met. However ... >> view original

Expect delays on Interstate 24 between Chattanooga andNashville...

Travelers driving Interstate 24 between Chattanooga and Nashville starting Friday night will endure some delays due to road work in Grundy County, Tenn., on ... >> view original

FormerNashvilleresident killed in Louisiana theater shooting

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – A former Hillwood High School student has been identified as one of the victims killed in Thursday night's Louisiana theater ... >> view original

NashvilleA&R exec looking for rock bands - The Tennessean

In another demonstration of Nashville's status as a rock city, Atlantic Records has stationed a senior vice president focusing on rock and pop artists inside the ... >> view original

Planning commission votes to preserveNashvilleHighlands

Nashville conservationists won Thursday. Clad in lime green shirts with bright red stop signs on the front, more than a 150 Nashvillians swarmed Metro Planning ... >> view original