The National Weather Service forecasts a week of partly sunny days and possible thunderstorms in Nashville, with a mix of warm temperatures and varying chances of rain.

Two individuals were convicted of Medicare and Medicaid fraud, involving kickbacks and money laundering, that exploited vulnerable people for genetic testing profits.

Boswell's Harley-Davidson collaborates with the MNPD for the 30th Annual Toy Parade, benefiting the Christmas Basket Program for Nashville's needy families.

Tennessee's Department of Education reports a record high school graduation rate of 92.1% for the 2023-24 year, with district and demographic-specific successes highlighted.

Authorities search for Shakia Davidson, wanted for a fatal shooting in Nashville last month following an altercation with the victim, Dorothy Stephenson.

The family of missing 15-year-old Sariya Whitney from Murfreesboro is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to her location. Police are investigating her disappearance.

Brenda Stewart of Hendersonville, TN, was convicted of TennCare fraud for falsely claiming custody of her son, resulting in a theft of over $22,000 in taxpayer funds.

Two individuals were arrested in Miami Beach following a heist at Nashville's Dubai Jewelry, with over $1.7 million in valuables stolen, including a $190,000 gold bar. Police are still seeking a third suspect.

Nashville police are searching for two suspects linked to multiple vape shop break-ins and residential package thefts, seeking public assistance with identifying them from surveillance footage.

Brentwood's Arbor Day celebration is scheduled for March 29, 2025, with activities, contests, and a tree dedication for retiring City Manager Kirk Bednar.

Tennessee approves Nashville's use of pod shelters, initially bought for emergencies with COVID-19 funds, to house the homeless, with installation guidelines.

A 15-year-old was arrested for a threatening social media post hinting at school violence, with Nashville police treating the threat seriously and promising prosecution.

Tennessee maintains unemployment rates below 5% in most counties, with slight increases from the previous month, as reported by the state's Department of Labor and Workforce Development.