The Tennessee House passed HB2408 to cap automated calls and require reporting, but experts warn scammers may adapt with AI and spoofing rather than disappear.

A reimagined café at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage serves sandwiches, Nathan’s hot dogs, and local Jackalope beer and Arrington wine. The spot sits beside the welcome center and is open to the public.

Titans fans will get two free Draft Week events — a final Draft Party at Nissan Stadium and a Titans House block party — as the team heads into the draft with the No. 4 pick.

Gov. Bill Lee signed a resolution designating June 2026 as "Nuclear Family Month," a move critics say sidelines Pride and risks excluding nontraditional families.

Mt. Juliet’s Paper Mill is opening a roughly 90-seat brunch spot on Gallatin’s downtown square this summer, adding a milkshake bar and local memorabilia.

A new Tennessee law lets middle- and high-school athletes transfer once and play immediately. TSSAA and districts are racing to publish rules and guardrails before July 1.

Appointed judge Bethany Glandorf faces Audrey Anderson and Corletra Mance in a Nashville family court primary focused on clearing case backlogs.

Twenty small dogs — two pregnant — were rescued from a filthy, abandoned Nashville rental; the foster-based rescue says the animals were surviving on toilet water.

Metro Council will review the Nashville Downtown Partnership’s budget after the nonprofit said it will replace Solaren with Block by Block’s Civicity amid scrutiny over arrests and a garage fire.

Mid‑60s this morning; highs near 87°F with gusty SSW winds and an enhanced fire danger. Showers and thunderstorms are most likely Thursday.

Warren County Schools won't renew Durham's contract; Ecco Ride will take over July 1 and a WARN filing lists about 79 workers who may be affected this summer.

Mt. Juliet officers stopped a Yukon on I‑40 and arrested a 35‑year‑old Nashville man wanted in connection with an alleged March strangulation of a pregnant woman.

Lawmakers passed a bill to block uncoordinated relocations of homeless Tennesseans without written consent from the receiving city; Gov. Bill Lee now has the measure.