Nashville will honor fallen police officers at a memorial service at First Baptist Church, commemorating 47 officers lost since 1875, including Officer John Anderson who died in 2019.

Former Tennessee Corrections officer Javian Griffin received a four-year sentence for excessively beating an inmate and writing a false report about it.

Miranda Lambert will headline a benefit concert in Nashville to support MuttNation Foundation, featuring music, adoption events, and a celebration of the foundation's work.

The Dickson Police seek the public's help in identifying a man who stole an American flag from a local store. The stolen flag was later returned, and the store owner forgave the act, declining to press charges.

An 81-year-old man died in a car crash on I-40 in Nashville when his Mazda Miata hit a sign pole. No other vehicles were involved, and the cause is under investigation.

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has announced the availability of grants for waterway improvements. A total of $20,000 is offered across the state for the fiscal year 2024-25, with a June 30, 2024, application deadline.

A mother and child escaped an attempted kidnapping at a Madison church. The suspect, Javaunn Brown, threatened to steal the car and harm the church before fleeing. He was later arrested and charged.

Nashville Airport prepares for a busy day with over 42,000 passengers after local events, enhancing staffing and advising travelers on parking and check-in procedures.

Tennessee's new law requires parental consent for minors on social media and empowers parents with tools to supervise their children's online activity.

Court exhibits video in the case against Richard Cornelius for the fatal assault of Austin Turner, leading to a dispute over evidence and calls for increased security measures.

Students across Tennessee colleges, including Sewanee and the University of Tennessee, protest in solidarity with Palestine, demanding transparency and divestment from companies linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Owner of Kinfolks BBQ, Scharneitha Britton, has been sentenced to six years of probation and ordered to pay $68,205.73 in restitution for tax fraud and theft in Tennessee.

Tennessee's AG Jonathan Skrmetti announced a multi-state coalition to challenge the federal government's reinterpretation of Title IX, aimed at protecting women's equality in education and athletics.