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(11/27/09) - Retailers pull out the stops on Black Friday in hopes shoppers will cash in on the best bargains of the season.

(11/27/09) - Droves of people compete to get a good deal on Black Friday.

(11/27/09) - Police in Rutherford County say teenagers are breaking into homes for prescription medications.

(11/27/09) - A Madison family is alerted by their 4-month-old lab that their home is on fire.

(11/27/09) - The seizure of 84 horses from a Cannon County farm won't lead to criminal charges because horses are considered livestock, not companion animals.

(11/27/09) - Barry Wilmore's family watches as he lands the space shuttle Atlantis.

(11/25/09) - Parents took advantage of the Thanksgiving break to get their children vaccinated for H1N1 flu virus.

(11/25/09) - All 84 starved horses seized from a Cannon County farm make it through the night at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds.

(11/25/09) - The Nashville Hockey Club announced it will fight to get the name Sommet taken off the building.

(11/24/09) - Fire officials said a grease fire on the stove inside the apartment rose up into a vent and spread to the walls and ceiling.

(11/24.09) - A three years of lawsuits, a paint company has agreed, after mediation, to clean up the Harpeth River and Liberty Creek.

(11/24/09) - A father and son face misdemeanor charges after nearly 100 animals were seized from a Cannon County property.

(11/23/09) - Police say a car was stolen while it was left running, warming up in the driveway.

(11/22/09) - The man accused of dragging a Metro police officer with his car earlier this week is in custody.

Two rival powers in Rutherford County -- Oakland and Riverdale -- battle in the quarterfinals of the state high school football playoffs.

(11/20/09) - A teenager and his father are injured in a Portland fire.

(11/21/09) - A teenager and his stepfather are in Vanderbilt's burn unit after they were injured in a fire in Portland.

(11/23/09) - A company that partners with NASA may be looking at the Tennessee Valley Corridor to open a new manufacturing plant.

(11/23/09) - A Franklin paint company criticized for causing chemical pollution has agreed to start cleaning up the Harpeth River.