Brittany Cardwell was indicted in Tennessee for sales tax evasion related to vehicle registration fraud. If convicted, she could face prison time and fines. The Department of Revenue stresses the importance of fair tax practices.

Tennessee tourism brought in $30.6 billion in 2023, marking a recovery to 125% over 2019, with 144 million visitors credited to statewide collaboration in the industry.

The MNPD reports a high number of guns stolen from vehicles in Nashville, highlighting the need for better security measures and personal responsibility among vehicle owners.

The Nashville Fire Department and BLAZE Mentoring Program are hosting a Back-to-School Giveaway with free school supplies, meals, and family entertainment.

Howmet Aerospace is expanding in Morristown, Tennessee, promising 50 new jobs and a $27.9 million local investment, signaling strong commitment to the region's economy.

Authorities are searching for three missing teenagers from the same foster home in Bedford County, with growing concerns over a pattern of runaways from this location.

The NWS forecast indicates a week of intermittent showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog in Nashville, with high humidity and temperatures nearing 88°F.

A lawsuit against Tennessee's anti-drag show law was dismissed by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court, reversing a lower court's ruling that had halted enforcement in some areas.

The Smith County Board of Education received a $313,906 grant from TDEC to turn old tires into playground surfaces in seven schools, improving safety and sustainability.

The NWS forecasts rain and thunderstorms mixed with sunny periods in Nashville, with temperatures often nearing 87 degrees and potential for fog and high humidity.

Nashville's transportation referendum, supported by Mayor Freddie O’Connell and the Metro Council, will be on the November ballot, proposing major transit improvements.

Murfreesboro plans a Celebration of Life event for Asher Sullivan, who died after a storm swept him into a drain.

Nashville's Metro Council approved Mayor O’Connell’s "Choose How You Move" plan, setting a November ballot referendum for a $3 billion transit system upgrade.