- Call us clueless, but we had no idea that Tennessee had a “Crack Tax,” which allows the state to tax illegal drug dealers anonymously on their product. If the dealer is later busted without the special “Thank you for paying taxes on your crack” stamp, then not only were they just busted for drug dealing, but they also have to pay back the taxes. At any rate, the Tennessee Supreme Court just ruled this law unconstitutional today so our drugs are officially tax-free. [Tennessean]
- UT coach Lane Kiffin, known for his supernatural ability to break recruiting rules, is sorry that he’s racked up so many violations but is glad that it has put the team on the map. [City Paper]
- Vanderbilt Medical Center welcome two newer, shinier, safer helicopters to its LifeFlight fleet to replace some of the older models. [WKRN]
- Oops! Roly Poly in Murfreesboro accidentally charged a guy $10,024.75 instead of $10 for his tuna melt. Though they’ve gotten it cleared up on their end, he’s been working with his bank to take care of the residual overdraft and bounced check fees. [WSMV]
- The new VW plant in Chattanooga will soon be getting its own railroad project. [WTVF]
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