Top Stories: Watching ISIS; Bald Eagle Shot; Nashville Cold Case

Here are five of the week's top headlines on Nashville Patches:

WATCHING ISIS: Federal agents arrested an Antioch man who they say lied on a background check form when he tried to buy a sniper rifle at a La Vergne Walmart after watching ISIS propaganda videos. Antioch Man Watched ISIS Videos, Tried To Buy Sniper Rifle: Feds

MISSING WOMAN: A body believed to be that of missing Nashville woman Letitia Lane was found in the remnants of a burned barn in Gallatin, according to Metro Police. Both MNPD and the Gallatin Police are investigating the homicide after the body was found in the barn on Church Street in the Sumner County city. Missing Woman's Body Found In Burned Gallatin Barn: MNPD

BALD EAGLE WOUNDED: Officials at Nashville's Walden's Puddle say a bald eagle brought to the facility after being shot will likely recover. The wildlife recovery center posted a photo of the majestic and "handsome" bird this weekend, saying they are "optimistic" he will recover, but that his injuries were "100 percent preventable." Bald Eagle Shot In Middle Tennessee

REPLACING CORKER: Former Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen holds a slight lead over U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn in the race to replace retiring Sen. Bob Corker, according to a new poll. The poll asked roughly 1,000 registered Tennessee voters about the Senate election, approval of President Donald Trump and a variety of policy topics. Bredesen Leads Blackburn In Senate Race: Poll

COLD CASE: Shortly after 12:30 a.m. March 19, 2017, a man in a light-colored hoodie walked briskly into Ibex Ethiopian Bar And Restaurant on Murfreesboro Road. It was almost closing time and only two other men were inside - one man at the bar and Ibex's owner, Gitem Demissie, standing behind it. Surveillance shows the man in the hoodie raise his gun and fire multiple times at Demissie as the customer dives for the floor. The shooter than walks towards a door at the back of the bar while pointing - but not shooting - at the patron. He turns, fires more shots at Demissie and leaves. Gitem Demissie's Murder Goes Cold

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