In-Town Livestock Law Gets Nashville Man's Goat
The goat serves as a service animal, his owner argues.
J.R. Lind (Patch Staff)
Patch editor covering Nashville and environs. Formerly of the Nashville Scene, Nashville Post, Nashville City Paper and Lebanon Democrat. Navy vet, anglophile, sports appreciator, dad culture celebrator. Generalist. I'm at james.lind@patch.com (keeping it formal) and on Twitter at @jrlind
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Middle Tennessee Immigration Rallies Draw Thousands, Counter-Protestors
A rally filled South Nashville's Coleman Park, while a Murfreesboro march got a bit heated.
Third 16-Year-Old Charged in Madison Ambush Shooting
Three 16-year-olds are charged with murder after a weekend shooting in a Madison parking lot.
Nashville Police Officer Drowns After River Rescue Of Suicidal Woman
Eric Mumaw, 44, a decorated 18-year Metro Police veteran, died after saving a suicidal woman in the Cumberland River Thursday.
Williamson County Tops in Tennessee in Voter Turnout
Seventy-two percent of WIlliamson County's registered voters cast a ballot in the November election.
Nashville-Bound Kurdish Family Initially Forced to Return to Iraq Cleared to Enter U.S.
An Iraqi family bound for Nashville but stopped by President Trump's executive order is now allowed into the U.S.
Bill Filed to Force Tennessee's Democratic Strongholds to Hold Nonpartisan Judicial Elections
The proposal, sponsored by Davidson County's lone Republican Senator, would also change the ballot order to benefit incumbents.
Tennessee Lawmaker: Print 'Alien' on Non-CItizens' Driver's Licenses
An Oak Ridge Republican state rep wants Tennessee IDs issued to non-citizens to make their immigration status clear.
East Nashville Coop Keeper Caught Up in Coyote Caper
An East Nashville poultryman says a coyote attacked his chickens.
South Nashville Safe-Stealing Suspect Sought
Metro Police are looking for a man who dragged a safe from a South Nashville auto lot.
Antioch Man Shoots Wife, Himself: Police
An Antioch couple is hospitalized after a double shooting Wednesday morning.
26 Years Later, Franklin Still Searching For Answers in City's Only Cold-Case Murder
Franklin, the governor and the FBI are offering $25,000 for information about the 1991 murder of a Franklin mom.
