Music City Baseball is actively endeavoring to secure an MLB expansion team for Nashville, with a strategy encompassing community engagement and financial backing.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed legislation imposing a 21-plus age restriction for purchasing hemp-derived products like delta-8, aiming to regulate the previously uncontrolled $200 million market.

A pregnant woman sues Walgreens, claiming an employee mistook her for a shoplifter and shot her, leading to her child's premature birth with health issues.

A non-custodial father and his girlfriend were arrested in Tennessee after abducting his 3-year-old son from Georgia, displaying a weapon, and allegedly attempting to shoot the boy's mother. They face multiple charges and extradition hearings.

A dispute over a billing error at a Nashville McDonald's drive-thru resulted in a shootout, critically injuring a teenage worker. Shondrill Butler was arrested following the incident.

The Metro Nashville Police Department arrested 225 individuals, recovered 136 stolen vehicles, and secured 64 firearms in a recent crackdown on theft.

Nashville detectives are looking for a suspect hitting the same Publix repeatedly, who's been caught on camera filling a backpack with items and leaving without paying.

Clifton Knight, 62, from Woodbury, Tennessee, has been sentenced to 11 years for committing three Nashville bank robberies, with an added three years of supervised release.

Two school bus crashes occurred in Murfreesboro with no student injuries; one involved a minor collision, while the other resulted from a driver's medical emergency. Police are investigating both incidents.

The Go-DBE marks its 20th anniversary with the 2024 Diversity Marketplace Conference in Nashville, fostering resources and networking for small, diverse businesses.

Tennessee has joined a coalition of states and the Department of Justice in a lawsuit against Apple, alleging monopolistic practices that harm competition and consumers.

The Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency in Nashville is opening waitlists for nearly 100 affordable housing units with project-based vouchers for low-and moderate-income households.

One person died and three were injured, including a correctional officer and an inmate, in a Stewart County collision. The officer and inmate were transferring to Stewart County when the crash occurred.