Two motorcycle accidents occurred in Nashville: one rider died in a collision on I-24 East, and another was critically injured on the I-24 West ramp. Investigations are ongoing for both incidents.

The Nashville National Weather Service predicts warm, sunny weather for Memorial Day with a high near 85°F, ideal for outdoor activities, and a pleasant week ahead despite a chance of weekend showers.

Tennessee's Department of Agriculture has announced recipients of Urban and Community Forestry Grants to enhance urban green spaces across multiple towns and organizations.

A Houston couple was arrested in Nashville for a pickpocketing spree after being recognized at Jason Aldean's bar; they face multiple charges and an $80,000 bond each.

One woman died and a firefighter was injured in a house fire in Putnam County, with the firefighter later released from the hospital. The cause is under investigation.

Marsha Johnson, with 35 years of teaching experience, was appointed to the Tennessee State Board of Education by Lt. Governor McNally. She begins her term on May 31.

Two individuals were indicted in Coffee County for TennCare fraud and theft, following a TBI investigation initiated by a report from Adult Protective Services.

Detectives are investigating the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Rickey O. Hale, found dead behind a Nashville church. The case remains active, and authorities seek public help.

A California man has been charged with making false bomb threats to Nashville Airport and schools, claiming to act for ISIS, with an 18-count indictment including stalking and transmitting threats.

I-40 East was closed at mile marker 221 near Old Hickory Boulevard due to a multi-vehicle crash involving a suspected wrong-way driver, causing significant traffic delays.

Tennessee's new Smart Heart Act mandates that all high schools have AEDs and staff trained in CPR to improve student and athlete safety, spurred by recent cardiac incidents in sports.

Nashville firefighters responded to a fire at Marley's Market where they found a burning truck and a market with a broken window, igniting an investigation into potential links between the events.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts halts the transformation of Mason Rudolph Golf Course into a park due to mixed public reactions, with future plans pending community input.