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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Former Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair is dead. News 2 has confirmed the former Titans star was found shot to death at an apartment complex in north Nashville. A second person was also found dead. That person's identity was not immediately known. No further details were released.

Former Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair has been killed, a source has confirmed to ESPN.com. McNair, police said, suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head in downtown Nashville. A female victim was also found dead, police spokesperson Don Aaron said. Aaron said the woman has not been identified, pending notification of next of kin. The incident happened near 2nd South & Lea Ave in Nashville. McNair played 13 seasons in the NFL, 11 were with the Titans. He played his final two years with the Baltimore Ravens, retiring after the 2007 season. McNair was picked third overall in the...

Former Titans and Ravens QB Steve "Air" McNair was found dead last night in downtown Nashville. He was shot in the head. A female was also shot and killed.

We're receiving reports into the WACH FOX News Center about the death of a former Tennessee Titans quarterback. According to various media sources, including FOX News, Steve McNair has been killed in Nashville, Tennessee. The incident apparently happened near 2nd South and Lea Avenue. Nashville police are saying it looks like a double homicide. A female victim was also found dead.

BNO News is working to confirm Nashville media reports that Steve McNair died from an apparent murder-suicide. Details will follow.

Brett Favre, Steve McNair and Serena Williams are among the athletes contributing to relief for Hurricane Katrina victims as pledges roll in from across the country. Major League Baseball, the NBA and the Southeastern Conference will each donate $1 million to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina, with the two professional leagues committing to generate a total of $2 million in aid. MLB and its players' association and the NBA and its teams have each pledged $1 million to the American Red Cross. The National Basketball Players Association has also said it will raise $1 million for disaster relief. "Major...

McNair DUI Case In CourtPosted: 4/15/2004 11:01:16 AM The DUI case against Tennessee Titans quarterback was back in back in a Nashville courtroom Thursday morning. McNair was not in court when his attorney told the judge that he and the prosecution had not reached a settlement in the case. Police arrested McNair last May in downtown Nashville. He was charged with DUI and possession of a handgun while intoxicated. Two Metro officers were disciplined for misconduct in connection with the arrest. One officer was suspended for taking home videotapes of DUI arrests, including McNair's. The other was punished for trying...