Update 3:42 p.m. MST - A peek at what police and security are dealing with in Denver.

Grassmere to house Horne unit, main West End office to expand

Moments after the Davidson County Election Commission voted to not put the English Only charter amendment on the November ballot, Councilman Eric Crafton promised to take the matter to court.

At the Board of Education’s shortest meeting in months, two new board members – Alan Coverstone and Sharon Gentry – were sworn into office.

Downtown voters on the city side of the Cumberland River will have a new voting precinct for the Nov. 4 election – the downtown public library.

Clayton invests in local video venture, CHS exec unloads big chunk of options, Citi says don't worry about Psych Solutions, and more...

UPDATE 11:56 p.m. MST - Hillary Clinton did her part to try to push her supporters over to Obama

CEO of 113-restaurant company says 'financial irregularities' necessitated move

Councilman and initiative author Crafton vows legal action following decision

Amid mounting calls for an independent investigation, the Tennessee Highway Patrol has asked the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to take a greater role in probe into a state trooper who searched over 180 individuals' backgrounds allegedly without authorization.

The English Only charter amendment proposal has enough verified signatures to earn its way onto the November ballot, but a legal technicality could prevent Davidson County’s voters from voting it up or down.

State Senate candidate Tim Barnes late Monday filed a challenge to his 19-vote loss in the August Democratic Primary election against incumbent Sen. Rosalind Kurita.

Printer expects to merge with Maryland peer during next three weeks

UPDATE 7:35 p.m. MST - Captain Morgan accosts Charles Barkley at the Pepsi Center... we're not kidding, and more...

A new chief for General Sessions, Genesco target raised, Southwest to trim BNA schedule, and more...

1Point creditors invited to Friday meeting by federal prosecutors; company's founder expected to plead guilty and serve up to 22 years