Raymond Berry, the Colts’ Hall of Fame receiver and later Patriots coach, died May 25 at 93. He was celebrated for precise route‑running and a relentless work ethic.

One year after a pet zebra dubbed Ed sprinted along I‑24 near Christiana, deputies remember the viral chase that briefly shut the highway.

A 17‑year‑old was charged in Juvenile Court after a wrong‑way crash on Briley Parkway early Saturday that killed a Clarksville man, police say.

An early-morning house fire on Old Russellville Pike in Hamblen County killed one person on Friday. Sheriff's investigators are on scene and the cause remains under review.

A former Hendersonville substitute was booked into Sumner County Jail after a grand-jury indictment alleges sexual contact with a student and marijuana-related counts. Bond was set at $50,000.

After parents flagged funding-split Pre-K rooms at Inglewood Elementary, MNPS says it will braid Pre-K funds to mix students and end classroom separation. The change affects multiple schools and early learning centers.

Councilmember Rollin Horton filed a zoning rewrite to define data‑center types and bar campus‑scale facilities over 500,000 square feet, adding rules on cooling, noise and generators.

An early-morning shooting on Lipton Place in Antioch left one person injured while police secured the scene and began an investigation.

Muggy Thursday morning with patchy fog and highs near 86°F. Rain chances rise Friday–Sunday, with localized flooding possible in low spots.

A tiny coffee counter called Portal Perk has opened inside Portal 4 at Oak Ridge’s K‑25 site, folding a historic gatehouse into the new Atomic History Campus.

Muggy Wednesday with scattered storms and a 1–2 inch rainfall threat in low spots. Expect soggy commutes and daily storm chances through the weekend.

Tennessee grad Adam Walton upset former world No. 1 Daniil Medvedev in a five-set opening-round shock at Roland-Garros. The Australian wildcard — a former Vols doubles champion — now meets Zachary Svajda in round two.

A late-night crash on I-24 West near Whites Creek overturned a vehicle, left one man dead and several others injured, and closed lanes near the Old Hickory Boulevard exit.