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Fox 17 is teaming up with the Nashville Predators and the Second Harvest Food Bank today to help feed people this holiday season. It's called the Feeding Hope Challenge.
The goal is to feed as many people in the mid-state as we can. But your help is needed. Join FOX 17 News at Bridgestone Arena Thursday for a whole lot of fun. You'll meet our news Team, Gnash, and the Preds Ice Dancers.
We would like for you to donate non-perishable food items like peanut butter, pasta, and other canned goods. All donations will be greatly appreciated.
We will be at Bridgestone Arena from 6 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. on Thursday. FOX 17 will be live there on Thursday during "Tennessee Mornings" and during the 9 and 10 p.m. news on FOX 17.
Help make our Feeding Hope Challenge a huge success.
The goal is to feed as many people in the mid-state as we can. But your help is needed. Join FOX 17 News at Bridgestone Arena Thursday for a whole lot of fun. You'll meet our news Team, Gnash, and the Preds Ice Dancers.
We would like for you to donate non-perishable food items like peanut butter, pasta, and other canned goods. All donations will be greatly appreciated.
We will be at Bridgestone Arena from 6 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. on Thursday. FOX 17 will be live there on Thursday during "Tennessee Mornings" and during the 9 and 10 p.m. news on FOX 17.
Help make our Feeding Hope Challenge a huge success.
Thursday, November 15 2012, 07:03 AM CST
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Court rules against man who lost handgun permit
May 24, 2013 16:15 GMT
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The Tennessee Appeals Court has ruled against a man who claimed state law regulating the carrying of firearms was unconstitutional.
Leonard Embody filed suit in 2010 after state officials took away his carry permit, finding a "material likelihood of risk of harm to the public."
The revocation came after Embody was detained by Belle Meade police in 2010 while walking with a .44 caliber black powder revolver in his hand. He was detained in 2009 while walking in Radnor Lake State Park with an AK-47-style pistol. There have been at least three similar incidents, although Embody was never charged with a crime.
Embody claimed in court the Second Amendment gave him a right to carry firearms.
The Appeals Court disagreed, ruling that the right to bear arms is not unrestricted.
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