A McGavock High School student faces charges for bringing weapons, including a pellet gun, to school; items from a hunting trip were found in his vehicle.

A Nashville high school student is charged after a staff member saw him with a pellet gun on campus, which led to the discovery of more weapons in his car.

TDOT lifts all lane closures on interstates and state highways for the holiday period from December 23, 2024, to January 1, 2025, to ease travel for the 2.7 million Tennesseans expected to drive for the festivities.

Franklin Police Department plans a DUI crackdown in memory of cyclist Matthew Paritz, who was killed by a drunk driver. The operation is a response to enhance safety and prevent further tragedies.

TDOT has named a new ferry boat “The Summitt” in honor of Pat Summitt, connecting Benton and Houston Counties across the Tennessee River. It began service to assist with daily travel needs.

A two-vehicle crash in Mt. Juliet required extrication and hospital visits for two individuals; it occurred when one car, given the signal by another driver, was hit by traffic in an adjacent lane.

Community mourns Ashley Dominguez after a fatal shooting in South Nashville as the perpetrator remains at large; white roses represent gun violence victims at a vigil seeking change.

A missing man was rescued from a Clay County cave after being trapped for two days; the rescue effort involved multiple agencies and highlighted the risks of cave exploration.

Chronic wasting disease (CWD) was detected in a white-tailed deer in Carroll County, Tennessee. The TWRA confirmed the case within the existing CWD Management Zone, keeping hunting regulations the same but promoting the Earn-a-Buck Program.

Logan Garver, 23, has been charged with vehicular homicide and other offenses following a fatal incident on Interstate 40 where 22-year-old Austin David was killed.

A car accident in Hopkinsville left two people with severe injuries and hypothermia after spending hours in the cold. They were airlifted for treatment.

A new Workforce Center is opening on Nashville State Community College's East Davidson campus. The center aims to provide job assistance and training to residents in partnership with local workforce organizations.

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation awarded Coffee County a $20,000 grant for brownfield site redevelopment, aiming to stimulate both environmental clean-up and economic development.