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Watercooler NewsCharges filed in report that baby was dropped in trash chuteMemphis police have charged a woman who reported that her 2-month-old child was dropped 11 stories down a trash chute. March madness presidential picks: Obama likes the Lady VolsPresident Barack Obama has filled out his NCAA tourney brackets. He likes Kansas, Kansas State, Kentucky and Villanova in the men's Final Four, and picked Connecticut, Notre Dame, Stanford and Tennessee on the women's side Baby unhurt after being left in ovenThe baby's father says he was smoking marijuana and drinking when he left the baby in the cold oven. The mother found him the next morning. Bill would require posting against abortion coercionRep. Susan Lynn said the sign would make it clear that "it's illegal for anyone to coerce them to have an abortion." Ripping grill off teeth of man in custody costs Metro Nashville $100,000A sheriff's lieutenant welcomed Anthony McCoy to the Davidson County jail system by ordering him to open wide to inspect the gold jewelry attached to his teeth. Dog attacks police carWinston the dog chewed the front bumper of a patrol car completely off, bit through two tires, and left teeth marks in the side panel of the vehicle Update: Clerk candidate's cleared in discount card giveawayKnox County's District Attorney General's office says there was no wrongdoing when Knox County Clerk giving away discount cards at a political event Special events to mark Andrew Jackson's birthdayAndrew Jackson VI of Knoxville, Jackson's great-great-great grandson, is scheduled to attend. Wis. man credits Packers loyalty for saving lifeA Wisconsin man who says his Green Bay Packers loyalties helped save his life has been voted into the team's Fan Hall of Fame. Gatlinburg overrun by flocks of jolly menHolly & Shamrock parade kicks off Santa convention with a sea of red and white. East Tennessee students receive life-saving heart screensOn Saturday, the non-profit group, "Heart Screens for Teens," made the first-ever stop at a Tennessee high school to offer tests for young athletes at a greatly reduced price. Southern Baptists feud over money for missionsA rare public feud has broken out among conservative leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention over how to spend money and set priorities in the nation's largest Protestant denomination. Demand for chicken wings spreads; prices soarWith restaurants of all kinds cashing in on chicken wings, the price has increased an arm and a leg for many distributors. Massive bust shuts down active moonshine still in Bell County, KYDeputies seized more than 500 gallons of mash for making corn whiskey and more than 100 gallons of actual moonshine. 2 accused of killing Dalmatian in Bradley CountyBradley County authorities say two juveniles are accused of killing a Dalmatian by weighing it down with cinder blocks and throwing it into a pond. |
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