A Nashville man on probation for attempted murder was arrested for firearm possession, potentially facing federal prison time under Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Nashville's forecast indicates several days of rain and thunderstorms, with high chances of precipitation and temperatures around 80 degrees Fahrenheit.

Franklin police officers participated in a mental health-focused retreat with Frontline Freedom in the Grayson Highlands to boost their resilience and well-being.

A woman was arrested for shoplifting and drug possession after a traffic stop in Mt. Juliet revealed stolen items from TJ Maxx/HomeGoods and illegal drugs. She also had an outstanding warrant.

A car and motorcycle crash on Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway in Clarksville caused traffic delays and lane closures; the injured motorcyclist was airlifted to a hospital.

Candido Raul Rubio-Perez was arrested in Nashville for the murder of his estranged wife, Niurka Alfonso-Acevedo.

Tennessee officials encourage locals to dispose of unused medications on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day for safety and environmental benefits.

Nashville property owners accidentally saw potential 2025 property values due to a system test error; officials clarified these were not final assessments. Correct values will be released April 21, 2025, with appeals until May 9.

A 7-year-old boy named Jacob Peters was honored by the Franklin Police Department for calling 9-1-1 when his aunt had a seizure, potentially saving her life.

Eleven Tennessee Air National Guard members received Distinguished Flying Crosses for heroism during Operation True Promise and were honored by the Tennessee Senate.

The Metro Public Health Department is offering free STI screenings on April 17-18 as part of STI Awareness Week.

Tennessee's financial commissioner announced a new maximum interest rate of 11.50%, which will remain until the Federal Reserve changes the prime loan rate.

IRS extends tax deadlines for Tennessee taxpayers due to April floods, aligning with FEMA's state emergency declaration. Tennessee also offers individual filing extensions.