Tennessee farms offer a variety of fall activities, including pumpkin picking, corn mazes, and food experiences. Narramore Farms and Shade Tree Orchard are highlighted.

Tennessee Attorney General announces a $52 million settlement with Marriott International over a data breach, including over $900,000 for Tennessee and security reforms for Marriott.

The Nashville Police Department warns against leaving vehicles unlocked, as 72% of the 965 guns stolen in 2024 were from unsecured cars. Despite arrests and recovered property, the issue persists.

The Nashville Police report a 17-year-old boy was critically injured in a crash involving a stolen car; he was found 115 feet from the vehicle and is receiving treatment.

A man died in a South Nashville program's shooting, with Malik Turrentine sought for questioning. The incident followed a previous dispute between residents.

A WeGo Star commuter train was involved in two separate incidents in Lebanon, Tennessee: an early morning crash without injuries and a later collision with a pedestrian, causing traffic disruptions.

The grandmother of an 8-year-old boy was arrested for criminal homicide and child neglect after the child fatally shot himself with an unsecured shotgun in their home.

Federal disaster unemployment aid is offered to residents of eight Tennessee counties affected by Tropical Storm Helene, with applications accepted until December 2nd, 2024.

Tennessee's Greeneville Driver Services Center has closed temporarily due to severe weather damage, urging residents to use nearby centers or online services for their needs.

Four Tennessee state parks are closed due to severe weather, with officials advising the public to avoid these areas for safety reasons until conditions improve.

A Coffee County resident, Matthew Aussiker, pleaded guilty to tax charges and received two years of supervised probation and must pay restitution, the Tennessee Department of Revenue reports.

A man in Coffee County pleaded guilty to tax fraud and was sentenced to supervised probation and restitution payments after illegally registering two boats.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell released an interactive storymap to track progress made during his first year in office, highlighting achievements in infrastructure, social services, and quality of life improvements.