Former Titans star Chris Johnson announced an ALS diagnosis in a Good Morning America interview. Nashville and the Titans have offered immediate support.

Concept plans to widen Jim Warren Road from Port Royal to I‑65 are moving forward, with a new bridge and multi‑lane realignment planned over the next decade.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is reviewing Mundy Funeral Home after a family says the urn they received did not contain their loved one’s ashes.

Two women were found dead on Scottsville Road and a man was airlifted to a trauma center; the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has taken over the case.

Crime Stoppers posted a June 25 alert seeking identification of a person of interest tied to a May 19 incident near Chilhowee Hills. Tips can be anonymous and may qualify for a reward.

A 75-year-old Bean Center employee says Knox County reassigned her from a control-room job to detainee supervision without training, then ignored her medical needs; she is seeking damages.

Williamson County Schools Superintendent Jason Golden will leave effective Aug. 7 to take a Franklin district job, a surprising exit that follows a contested contract vote.

Metro Action Commission’s Summer Cooling program is handing out free air conditioners and fans to eligible Davidson County households through August. Here’s who qualifies and what to bring.

Kenneth Watt was arrested and charged with attempted criminal homicide after a May 25 shooting outside Wallace Studios in South Nashville. He is jailed on a $136,000 bond.

A proposal to repurpose a treasured Franklin farm for youth sports has split residents as city leaders weigh funding, land‑use steps and public input.

A Father's Day drive in Antioch nearly turned deadly when a thrown water bottle shattered a windshield and drenched a driver. The family is asking for tips.

Smurfit Westrock will close its Lebanon folding-carton plant, costing about 52 local jobs. The move follows several closures as the company reshapes its U.S. footprint.

Tennessee will pay family doctors up to $200,000 for five‑year rural commitments as part of a push to shore up shrinking primary care in small towns.