Katie Nixon

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Katie Nixon

After almost a year of public meetings, a comment period and an environmental assessment, the Foxland Harbor Marina project at Old Hickory Lake in Gallatin has been approved, setting the stage for construction on the new development. A lease agreement was signed early last month for the project, which will include 184 wet slips and a 126-space parking lot accessible from Douglas Bend Road, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District announced.

3 weeks ago | tennessean.com | Katie Nixon

Click here for important updates to our privacy policy. Editor’s note: This story is one of 11 Middle Tennessee cold cases profiled by The Tennessean. There are hundreds across the region, their families waiting for justice that may never come. Find more cases featured here. Michelle Inman’s story ends near a creek beside Interstate 24 West in Cheatham County, where her skeletal remains were found by a motorist experiencing car trouble in March 1985.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Katie Nixon

Editor’s note: This story is one of 11 Middle Tennessee cold cases profiled by The Tennessean. There are hundreds across the region, their families waiting for justice that may never come. Find more cases featured here. Lydia Naomi Gutierrez's death remains unsolved. Her family still hopes for justice, with family members creating a Facebook page to draw attention to her case. Sumner County – Lydia Naomi GutierrezAn eight-year-old boy returned home from school on Aug.

3 weeks ago | tennessean.com | Andy Humbles |Gabrielle Chenault |Katie Nixon |Craig Shoup |Kirsten Fiscus

Andy Humbles Gabrielle Chenault Katie Nixon Craig Shoup Kirsten FiscusNashville TennesseanFear of retaliation may keep some from providing information to police. DNA technology and forensic genetic genealogy are among advancements helping police solve older cases. Death investigations become cold cases when there isn't enough evidence and proof to identify or prosecute a suspect. All similarities end there.

3 weeks ago | tennessean.com | Kirsten Fiscus |Craig Shoup |Katie Nixon |Andy Humbles |Gabrielle Chenault

They were all robbed. Children not yet in high school. Women still finding their places in the world. Men trying to do the right thing. In the most violent of ways, their lives were stolen. Some were strangled, others were stabbed but most were shot. Their families were robbed of loved ones, and every day since, they've been robbed of answers. These are the cold cases of Middle Tennessee, and there are hundreds of them across the region.