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Non-lawyer doing legal work for Hispanics, state claims
A Brentwood woman running a Nolensville Pike business is accused of deceptively providing legal help on immigration forms. Martha Salazar, owner of Comunida Hispana, is not a lawyer and is in violation of the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act,
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:48P
Felony charge against Titans receiver Britt reduced
When officers attempted to stop the vehicle, it sped up and began weaving in and out of traffic before exiting the highway. Later the car was spotted on a local street with Britt and another passenger walking away from the vehicle.
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:47P
More jurors chosen for Bobbi Parker trial
05/20/2011 MANGUM — Jury selection resumed Friday morning in Greer County District Court for the trial of a former warden's wife who prosecutors say fell in love... 05/20/2011 With jury selection under way for the Bobbi Parker trial, people in Mangum
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:47P
Tornadoes rip across state
A tornado and a series of severe thunderstorms tore through Central Massachusetts this afternoon — damaging homes, toppling scores of trees, tearing down power lines, and bringing traffic along some major routes to a halt. The twister followed a path
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:46P
Nepotism within Hinds County government?
A lawsuit that Hinds County filed against Motorola was abruptly settled out of court a month ago. Judge Winston Kidd presided over the suit in Circuit Court. WLBT's ongoing investigation into that suit has uncovered a
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:46P
Brendan Shanahan NHL's new justice minister
After being introduced as the National Hockey League's new justice minister, relieving Colin Campbell of that chore, Brendan Shanahan said Wednesday: “I think history will show that Colie has been a great innovator for the game of hockey and we all do
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:46P
NBC29AZ turns away application for marijuana dispensary
He cited a recent letter from the US attorney for Arizona and the state's lawsuit filed Friday against the US Department of Justice that asks a federal judge to rule on whether the Arizona law can be implemented in the face of federal law under which
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:45P
Driver In High-Speed Pursuit Taken Into Custody
The driver exited Miramar Road and re-entered the freeway on southbound I-15, driving against traffic. After making an exit, the motorist ditched the car in an apartment complex off of Carroll Canyon Road and tried to flee but was apprehended by law
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:45P
Bowling Green Residents React to Suspected Terrorist Living Nearby
The department of justice believes these men are the first to be charged in a federal court with attempting to aid Al-Qaeda. The director of the Bowling Green International Center says he hopes others realize that this was an isolated event that could
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:44P
Douthat: We should trust - but E-Verify
ASSOCIATED PRESS The Arizona immigration law was controversial from the beginning. Critics said it was ripe for abuse, implicitly discriminatory and probably unconstitutional as well. Business groups and liberal activists joined forces to oppose it.
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:44P
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