Posted: 5:50 AM The Mississippi man on the run from a double-slaying thought he might be the father of the two girls he's now accused of kidnapping, his mother-in-law said.

Posted: 4:10 AM A committee is seeking donations to finish and care for a Nashville monument of President Andrew Jackson.

Posted: 4:09 AM The Obion County Museum in Union City will close May 18.

Posted: 4:35 PM Sgt. Jacob Schwallie, Spc. Chase S. Marta, of Chico Calif., and Pfc. Dustin Gross, of Jeffersonville, Ky, were killed when enemy forces attacked their unit with an improvised explosive device.

Posted: 3:03 PM Teen pregnancy rates are down to an all time low according to The Centers for Disease Control. However, the Knox County Health Department is turning to technology to keep those numbers down.

Posted: 11:26 AM The move means that 400 workers in Memphis will lose their jobs, including 330 part-time positions, 68 full-time jobs and 10 managerial positions.

Posted: 9:57 AM The study also found that nearly 10 percent fewer Tennesseans had a dental visit over the decade. However, the amount of those who had a routine health checkup stayed about the same.

Posted: 9:05 AM The Department of Labor said Tuesday that Saks Fifth Avenue plans to terminate a third of its workforce -- about 220 employees -- at its Aberdeen distribution and order fulfillment center beginning in late May.

Posted: 8:12 AM St. Helena Parish will pay a $4,500 flat fee to have a legal consultant draft ordinances to regulate adult businesses in the parish.

Posted: 7:43 AM Two Memphis police officers have shot and killed a man who tried to run over them with his car.

Updated: 12:24 PM Attorneys in the murder trial of a former Middle Tennessee State University freshman who stabbed to death her roommate presented very different pictures of the problems that lead to a deadly fight last year.

Posted: 5:59 AM More than 25 percent of arson arrests in Tennessee last year involved juveniles.

Posted: 5:57 AM Nissan breaks ground Wednesday on an engine plant in Decherd, Tenn.

Posted: 5:56 AM A Hagerstown man convicted of a 2004 rape in Frederick based on a DNA sample he submitted in Tennessee has been sentenced to life in prison.

Updated: 5:29 PM The Director of Schools of Oak Ridge Schools Thomas Bailey released a statement on Wednesday pertaining to the removal of longtime Willow Brook Elementary School principal Mardee Miller.

Updated: 3:15 PM Fresh is always better, however, most of our food travels for thousands of miles before it hits our table. But a local business is trying to change that by using "aquaponics".

Posted: 3:07 PM The announcement Tuesday comes a day after a separate consumer protection agreement with the same company resulting in almost $2 million for Tennessee.

Posted: 2:38 PM State officials are promoting motorcycle safety awareness month as motorcycle fatalities rise in Tennessee. Thirty-eight motorcyclists have died in state crashes this year, up 31 percent from 2011.

Posted: 2:35 PM Revenue collections continue to climb in Tennessee as the state reports a nearly 10% increase in collections last month compared to April of last year.

Posted: 2:06 PM The governor and his staff of about 35 have moved to the 27th floor of the Tennessee Tower across the street while the work is completed. The about $15 million project is scheduled to completed in December.

Posted: 2:04 PM The Shelby County Commission has delayed a vote to purchase two tiny remote-controlled drone helicopters that can be used for finding criminal suspects and investigating traffic accidents.

Posted: 8:58 AM An emergency meeting has been called by school board members in Cheatham County to discuss the abrupt resignation of their director.

Posted: 8:19 AM About 30 leaders in education are meeting at Middle Tennessee State University this week to share ideas on ways to improve student performance.

Posted: 5:54 AM A Tennessee university is giving honorary degrees to World War II-era veterans who came to the state in the early 1940s for large-scale training exercises prior to the war in Europe.

Posted: 5:08 AM A professor at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis has received a grant totaling $378,000 to continue arthritis treatment research.