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It’s Nashville’s new parlor game, poring over the “English First” petition to see who’s signed up for xenophobia. One name that sticks out? Judge Carol Soloman. Why would the judge who presides over Nashville’s family court, hearing cases involving scores of immigrants, favor such a Charter amendment?

The court hearing scheduled for Friday on the city of Nashville's attempt to take a Music Row business woman's property has been postponed. Kay Brooks has the details.

No word from MDHA on what happened to that compromise they said had been worked out between them and Joy Ford of Country International Records, but this press release from the Institute for Justice reminds folks that there was no compromise and there is an important hearing is THIS Friday in room 510 of the Nashville Metro Courthouse.

I gave only a passing glance to the story of an American, Joyce McKinney, who paid a South Korean firm $50,000 to clone her dearly departed dog, Booger. This weekend the story got really strange. Seems she had been accused of kidnapping a Mormon missionary and kept him as a sex slave some 31 years ago, a story so lurid and strange it was bound to rise again.

Reports from Midtown neighborhood leaders about today's scheduled court hearing with the Bound'ry and South Street Crab Shack on two recent noise citations suggest that the owners may be trying to wear down their opposition by forcing them to mobilize for cases that don't end up bein

Red’s Trading Post’s story has made the press again. This is interesting: