Davidson County News

Eleanor Snyder's response to a new West Nashville business is far from welcoming.

It's been an anxious couple of years for the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum and its founder and owner, Joe Chambers.

The debate over the so-called "guns in bars" law heated up again Friday in a Davidson County court.

QUESTION: Judith Hill lives on Baxter Road in Joelton. She is upset that there are no fire hydrants on her street, even though there are numerous homes and new ones going up.

Metro police and the Davidson County Sheriff's office are searching for a war veteran who went missing from an east Nashville group home on Monday morning.

Police unsuccessfully employed aerial, K-9 and boat searches to look for a 17-year-old girl who left her La Vergne home after midnight Friday.

QUESTION: Pat Houser needs to find someone, someone she has never met and whose name she does not know.

Councilman Sam Coleman wants Nashvillians to be able to carry guns in our more isolated rural parks.

Carlos Branch is charged in a murder 4 years ago. The murder suspect walked out of the Davidson County jail, roughly a month ago, after posting a $50,000 bond.

Cumberland County's non-seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell almost one percentage point in September, falling from the August rate of 11.6 percent to 10.8 percent.

House Democratic Leader Gary Odom Thursday renewed his call for fair elections in Tennessee by calling on the secretary of state to a oedo his joba after a state court issued a ruling confirming that state law requires the implementation of paper ballot machines for the 2010 elections to comply with the Voter Confidence Act of 2008.

A jury on Tuesday night returned a guilty verdict against a man who was accused of stabbing a Davidson County sheriff's deputy in 2008.

One woman's effort to stay warm Wednesday morning led to a fire that damaged her home.

UPDATE: Michelle O'Malley called months ago about a problem property at 833 Rose Park Drive.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.- Sunday night Percy Thompson was out of the hospital and back in jail.

Lemaricus Davidson listens to final arguments by his defense attorney Doug Trant.

If Parks Director Wilson's latest round of cuts to community & nature centers is adopted expect the parking lots at scenic Beaman Nature Center to remain empty more days of the week, more hours each day.

Adam Kleinheider at Post Politics reported late yesterday that the Davidson County Republican Party took the first steps in ousting First Vice Chairman Matt Collins.

It was a drunken argument between two friends that went too far. No one is sure what it was about.

The Tennessee Court of the Judiciary has filed formal misconduct charges against Davidson County General Sessions Judge Gloria Dumas.