A semi-truck wreck caused East Division Street in Wilson County to close, with detours via Old Lebanon Dirt Road. The road reopened by 3:00 a.m., and the incident is under investigation.

Nashville is under a Flood Watch due to expected heavy rainfall, potentially causing flooding, especially in areas north of I-40 and west of I-65. The NWS advises caution for rising rivers and urban flooding.

La Vergne's annual Easter Drive-Thru event will be on April 12 at Veterans Memorial Park, offering treats and a visit from the Easter Bunny for various age groups.

Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run involving a semi-truck at a Nashville truck stop. Police are searching for the driver.

MTSU's Star Party on April 4 will feature a lecture on the dynamic universe, 'Inconstant as the Northern Star,' followed by a telescope viewing session.

MTSU Arts is holding its annual celebration concert featuring performances from various art disciplines and special guest, opera singer Wendy Bryn Harmer. The event includes inducting new members into the MTSU Arts Hall of Fame.

Nashville's Music City Behavioral Health and Wellness Summit, set for April 14, will focus on mental health and safety, featuring local stakeholders and musician Jelly Roll.

Tennessee declares a State of Emergency in anticipation of severe weather, including tornadoes and flooding, mobilizing resources and seeking federal assistance. Residents are advised to stay alert and prepare for emergency situations.

Two Nashville middle school students were arrested for making separate threats of violence at their schools; both face charges despite no weapons being found.

The National Weather Service forecasts unstable weather in Nashville, with a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and temperature swings in the coming days.

A severe car crash on Ooltewah-Ringgold Road resulted in a fire after the vehicle's motor was ejected. One juvenile was hospitalized with minor injuries.

Keith Murdy, 64, from Rutherford County, has been found safe after a Silver Alert was issued when he went missing. He has been evaluated by paramedics.

The Clarksville Police Department showcases two adoptable pets, a Goldendoodle and a Pit Bull Terrier, inviting families to consider adding them to their homes.