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State's deer population rebounds from disease year Posted: Friday, November 21, 2008 7:10 pm NASHVILLE - The deer population in Tennessee has rebounded from last year as the first segment of gun season opens ...

MEMPHIS - A new federal study of the New Madrid Seismic Zone predicts Tennessee would see the highest level of damage if there is a 7.7 magnitude earthquake.

A mathematics professor at the University of Mississippi has been named the new provost and vice president of academic and student affairs at Austin Peay State University in Tennessee, the school announced ...

Aunt B. on the implications of the excuses Tennessee Democrats are offering for the lose of the legislature: I know ita s more tempting to believe that Tennessee voted against Barack Obama than it is to believe ...

Tennessee officials say they were aware of the state's high premature birth rate before the March of Dimes gave it a failing grade and they are working toward higher marks.

Gov. Phil Bredesen may not be naming his preference for who should lead Democrats in the Tennessee House, but he is signaling that it isn't current House Majority Leader Gary Odom.

Tennessee's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in October dropped slightly from the 21-year high set a month earlier, even while the national jobless rate worsened.

Borrowing money to pay for bridge repairs could provide an economic boon to Tennessee, Gov.

NASHVILLE - Gov. Phil Bredesen said Tuesday he won't seek a hike in Tennessee's gas tax as a way to bolster the state's ability to build and repair roads.

If it's no surprise that Michigan lawmakers are behind the pitch for a $25 billion lifeline for Detroit automakers, then it might be just as predictable that Southerners would be leading the charge against it.

Rep. John Tanner, D-Union City, was elected this week as the president for the NATO Parliamentary Assembly during its annual meeting in Valencia, Spain.

The EnergySolutions proposal to import tons of Italy's radioactive waste has raised a bunch of issues regarding how foreign nuclear waste is handled in the U.S., including work done at the company's Tennessee ...

'I'm Andy Berke. I'm a Democrat. That's where I stand.' That's how I concluded my first ad for the Tennessee Senate.

Gov. Phil Bredesen started holding budget hearings Monday. The state faces an $800 million budget shortfall and he is calling for every department to cut 10 percent from their budgets.

Hey, you wanted to be in the gambling business... Tennessee officials are hedging their bets on Powerball to lift the lottery out of a sales slump that could hurt revenue projections for education.

Crews will begin putting up a new Cool Springs exit sign on Interstate 65 Tuesday to replace the one that fell in July.

Andrew Jackson is back in the spotlight among historians and political scientists who compare today's political and economic environment to the one he faced as president-elect in 1828.

Isolated snow showers could dust the mountains of upper East Tennessee as well as the Smokies.

Forces are assembling to urge the Tennessee Legislature to curb people from using their cell phones while driving.

The Defense Department said Monday that Army Chief Warrant Officer Donald V. Clark, 37, of Memphis died Saturday when his OH-58 Kiowa helicopter crashed while on a mission over Mosul.