Heavy snow temporarily shuttered runways at McGhee Tyson Saturday, causing flight delays and cancellations across the morning.

Wilson County named two people in a "Felony Friday" post alleging theft and financial exploitation of an elderly or vulnerable person. Investigators asked for anonymous tips.

Q4 2025 rankings put dozens of Nashville-area ZIP codes on the nation's hottest housing markets list, highlighting price momentum in fast-growing suburbs.

Brentwood's Public Works will offer free debris removal services for residents affected by recent storms, with specific guidelines for debris placement and excluding construction materials and root balls.

Knox County prosecutors have sent two cases tied to a December North Knoxville shooting and crash to a grand jury as surveillance footage and court filings are reviewed.

A Wilson County couple listed on wanted notices surrendered after deputies posted they were wanted in a theft investigation.

The Tennessee National Guard has responded to severe winter storms in Middle and West Tennessee, assisting with stranded motorists, health checks, and medical staff transport.

Chrysta Thomas, mother of Antioch High shooter Solomon Henderson, surrendered in Las Vegas on a charge of firearm possession by a felon. Her DNA was found on the gun used by Henderson.

TWRA crews climbed Hinch Mountain near Crossville and ran welfare checks across Tennessee during Winter Storm Fern, helping restore radio links and aid stranded motorists.

Memphis Theological Seminary will end academic operations after 2025–26 and has arranged a teach‑out with SMU’s Perkins so students can finish degrees without extra tuition.

The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts a range of weather patterns, including chilly temperatures, patchy fog, and sunny to partly sunny skies with a gradual warming trend into early next week.

Columbia Fire & Rescue quickly extinguished a house fire on Cornelia Avenue, with Columbia Power & Water Systems aiding the effort, highlighting prompt emergency response.

A federal judge has ordered court records from a December Hardin Valley ICE raid involving Maryville native Diego Hernandez Garcia to be unsealed, clearing the way for public review.