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A 17-year-old boy will serve a 15-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to especially aggravated robbery and attempted second-degree murder of a Coffee County deputy.

Browse> Home / Featured , News / WANTED: Man Uses FAKE MONEY in Store June 30, 2009 Manchester Police are looking for the man responsible for passing a counterfeit $100 bill at a local market.

Shelbyville police arrested a local couple Tuesday that authorities said were stealing thousands of dollars worth of weight loss and make-up items from the shelves of area Wal-Marts and selling them on the Internet.

An ounce of marijuana, cash and a car were seized by sheriff's deputies recently after a traffic stop of two Tullahoma men resulted in arrests.

Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, has received type certification for the new BR725 engine that will power the first flight of the Gulfstream G650 business jet later in the year.

In competition with students from universities all across the United States, two more MTSU international relations majors have landed prestigious scholarships that will enable them to nourish their own aspirations while improving others' futures in far-flung regions of the globe.

A Tullahoma man indicted Monday by Bedford County's grand jury on rape and kidnapping charges was given an extra 20 days in jail for contempt after walking away from questioning before a judge.

The Wilkins stadium in Tullahoma may soon have a new name. The Board of Education has agreed to consider renaming the new stadium if the public is on board.

The University of Tennessee is preparing to increase tuition this fall, freeze salaries and operate with more than 500 fewer jobs on the five-campus payroll.

The driver of a tractor-trailer, which was found unoccupied in a ditch on Harts Chapel Road on Saturday afternoon, was under the influence of methamphetamines at the time of the crash, Shelbyville police said.

MANCHESTER - Music festivals aren't just for 20-somethings any more. Bonnaroo - the four-day arts and music festival that began Thursday and wraps up today - has attracted an impressive range of ages to this year's event, and they said it's all because of the music.

Janice Dickson has been a Coffee County employee for more than 20 years. Thanks to Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, she and the hundreds of county employees don't have to fear losing their jobs even with the tough economy.

NASA has selected Jacobs Technology Inc. of Tullahoma, Tenn., to receive a follow-on contract for Aerospace Testing and Facilities Operations and Maintenance, or ATOM, at NASA's Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, Calif.

Looking for a unique Saturday with the family? How about a real soap box derby? The City of Tullahoma is gearing-up for its annual SoapBox Derby that will take place this weekend.

Shelbyville City Council, after hearing from merchants in the affected area, may try keeping the segment of Depot Street closest to the square as one-way but making it westbound rather than eastbound.

Cherryholmes closed out this year's Wartrace MusicFest in style Saturday night, earning two standing ovations from the crowd following a highly energetic performance.

New Arrivals run in The Daily News Journal each Sunday on a space-available basis.

A man being pursued on foot by police allegedly placed a child in front of him when an officer trained a Taser on him early Saturday, reports indicate.

A Fayetteville man was accused of attempting to obtain a fraudulent prescription at a Shelbyville pharmacy Tuesday night, police said.

An architectural firm and an engineering firm have studied the proposal to convert the old Bedford County Medical Center building into a sheriff's office and auxiliary jail, and estimate that it would cost about $8.5 million, which is about half the cost of a brand-new 300-bed jail.