A First Tennessee Bank employee was injured in a Wednesday morning robbery. A Wednesday morning robbery at the First Tennessee Bank on East Brainerd Road injured an employee.
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Health officials still could not find an answer to what killed 600 pets linked to jerky treats made in China.
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Michael Vick of the Philadelphia Eagles was ranked as the most-disliked player of the National Football League for 2013.
President Barack Obama caught a pregnant woman while he was making his speech about the Affordable Care Act in the Rose Garden.
Japanese authorities said the cleanup of the Fukushima nuclear plant would not be completed next year as originally scheduled.
