A legal battle is brewing in downtown Nashville over a sign on a historic building. Historic Nashville Inc. is suing Sinatra Bar, but the venue says it followed all proper procedures.

Alexandria Mayor Beth Tripp and water plant operator Rich Potter turned themselves in to the DeKalb County Jail on Tuesday afternoon after being summoned earlier in the day.

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A full complement of Doobie Brothers is on hand for the group's latest album -- its first with Michael McDonald since 1980 -- ...

The festivities begin today with a cultural workshop led by music educator Angel LaBoy at the plaza at Seventh and Jackson ...

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Pike Construction Services is suing the Heritage Point Project for more than $4 million, claiming a breach of contract.

The lawsuit claims Pike submitted a payment request in February outlining total costs, but has yet to receive compensation.

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As the referee blew the whistle to conclude the match, Frank Sinatra’s rendition of “New York, New York, Start spreading ...