Tennessee residents can dispose of household hazardous waste for free at TDEC's collection service on April 5 in Fentress, Lincoln, Meigs, and Rutherford counties.

Tennessee allocates over $20M to preserve Civil War sites with the most recent grants benefiting six applicants, including acquisitions by the American Battlefield Trust.

A 22-year-old man died in a crash where speed and alcohol may have been factors, per the Nashville Police. His SUV hit a wall and rolled over; he died later at a hospital. His passenger survived with minor injuries.

The Tennessee Board of Regents announced a tuition increase for community colleges and TCATs, criteria for selecting a new president at Walters State Community College, and a new program at Roane State Community College.

The TBI's raid on Butler Snow Law Firm, investigating a whistleblower complaint against MNPD, raises concerns for the CRB seeking transparency and independence in the investigation.

Honduran man Carlos Alberto Diaz-Chavez faces firearm and drug charges in Tennessee after his arrest. He illegally possessed guns, including a machinegun, and intended to distribute methamphetamine.

Clarksville's City Council will meet in the RPC instead of the Council Chambers due to a technical issue, with meetings expected to return to their original location by April 3. Mayor Pitts apologized for the inconvenience.

The forecast for Nashville includes sunny spells, potential showers, and possible thunderstorms with fluctuating high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s.

Tennessee reports a fifth pediatric flu death this season, with recent spikes in flu activity despite decreased outpatient visits. The impact varies by region.

A pickup and dump truck collision in Clarksville caused road closure and traffic delays, with no injuries reported. Cleanup allowed road reopening by early afternoon.

Nashville's MPHD is prepared to respond to measles with no current cases; they urge vaccinations as measles cases rise nationally, emphasizing the vaccine's effectiveness.

A drug raid in Humphreys County led by Benton and Humphreys County Sheriff's Offices discovered a large quantity of meth hidden in a toilet, alongside a firearm. Several people were detained.

The TDCI is raising awareness about the financial exploitation risks for socially isolated senior investors, urging education on scam tactics. They offer resources to report fraud and stress verifying investment seller credentials.