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A recent survey by Quinnipiac University found that President Donald Trump’s disapproval rate is at more than 60 percent, while his approval rate is over 30 percent. The university reports it’s Trump’s lowest approval and highest disapproval number since he was inaugurated in January. News 2 wants to know… Do you approve of the job President Trump is do

MILLERSVILLE, Tenn. – A statewide search is underway for a car that could be carrying the body of a deceased child. Officials with the Millersville Police Department said an officer pulled over a vehicle on Interstate 65 South around 3:15 p.m. Wednesday because it had a temporary tag that was difficult to read. Three men were inside the vehicle. A man claiming to be from Saudi Arabia told the officer they were traveling from Bowling Green, Kentucky, to Franklin, Tennessee, to bury a child in accordance with their Islamic faith.

Interesting video posted on our local television station. A couples home security camera captures someone vandelizing their Romney sign. WSMV Link to Video

FALL RIVER (CBS) — There’s another strange twist after a woman’s body was found floating in a public pool in Fall River, possibly going unnoticed for days. The mayor of Fall River says “that health inspectors from the City visited the pool on Monday and on Tuesday and inspected the facilities,” which was during the time that body was believed to be in the water. Marie Joseph was at the pool on Sunday and hadn’t been seen since. It wasn’t until Tuesday night, when some kids broke into the Veteran’s Memorial swimming pool and found Joseph’s body floating in the...

DECEMBER 22--A 13-year-old boy was arrested Friday for using a permanent marker while in class at his Oklahoma City middle school, a violation of an obscure city ordinance. According to an Oklahoma City Police Department report, the boy was spotted “in possession of a permanent marker” by Roosevelt Middle School teacher DeLynn Woodside. The 50-year-old educator told cop Miguel Campos that the student was “writing on a piece of paper, which caused it to bleed over onto the desk.” Woodside, pictured at right, reported that the child, whose name was redacted by police from the report, attempted to hide the...

I'm a big fan of QBQ, I got this E-mail from the author of the book, about what if your guy loses the election. I wanted to share it with my fellow Freepers. All is not lost: What If Your Guy Loses? Note: Please join John Miller and Dave Ramsey on Thursday, November 6th on The Dave Ramsey Show on FOX Business Network (TV) as they explore "Personal Accountability and the QBQ!" Well, every four years in America we vote for the POTUS (President of the United States), and every four years on the day after there is weeping and...

Salmonella Risk Spurs Cereal Recall Malt-O-Meal Recalls Unsweetened Puffed Rice, Puffed Wheat Sold Under Various Names By Miranda Hitti WebMD Medical News Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD April 8, 2008 -- Because of salmonella risk, Malt-O-Meal is recalling its unsweetened puffed rice and puffed wheat cereals with "Best If Used By" dates ranging from April 8, 2008 (coded as "APR0808") to March 18, 2009 (coded as "MAR1809"). Salmonella bacteria can cause symptoms including diarrhea, fever, nausea, and abdominal pain. Severe cases of salmonella infection can be life-threatening. No illnesses linked to the recalled cereals have been reported. The recalled cereals...

NEW HAVEN, Connecticut (AP) -- School officials have decided to go light on an eighth-grader caught with contraband candy in New Haven, Connecticut. art.skittles.suspension.wfsb.jpg Michael Sheridan originally was suspended and loss his class vice president post after buying a bag of candy. Michael Sheridan, an eighth-grade honors student who was suspended for a day, barred from attending an honors dinner and stripped of his title as class vice president after he was caught with a bag of Skittles candy in school will get his student council post back, school officials said. Superintendent Reginald Mayo said in a statement late Wednesday...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) ― An eighth-grade honors student at a New Haven school has been suspended for buying a bag of candy at school. Michael Sheridan, a student at Sheridan Middle School, was suspended from school for one day, barred from attending an honors student dinner and stripped of his title as class vice president. Officials say he was punished because he bought a bag of Skittles from another student. A school spokeswoman says the New Haven school system banned candy sales and fundraisers in 2003 as part of the district-wide school wellness policy. Spokeswoman Catherine Sullivan-DeCarlo says there...