Metro Nashville Public Schools implements the Bark content monitoring service to scan student online activities for potential threats and signs of self-harm or cyberbullying, integrating AI into its Microsoft 365 system for enhanced security.

Tennessee's Governor Bill Lee signed a law requiring police to report undocumented immigrants to federal authorities, sparking mixed reactions and concerns over implementation and funding.

NDOT forms the Approved Materials Committee to determine acceptable construction materials for Nashville infrastructure, holding quarterly meetings and establishing a transparent approval process.

The Tennessee Department of Education is promoting the TCAP assessments for grades 3-8 from April 15 to May 3, emphasizing their importance in informing educational strategies and showcasing student proficiency across multiple subjects.

A missing 3-year-old Missouri boy was found safe in Nashville after an AMBER Alert. The TBI confirmed the child's safety, concluding a multi-state search.

The Tennessee Senate passed a bill allowing K-12 teachers to carry concealed guns in schools, amid debates on school safety and concerns over the presence of firearms in classrooms.

Two individuals were fatally shot in Clarksville, Tennessee, with victims Savannah Lumpkin and Glenn Nicholson identified. Police are seeking leads and the community's help.

A high school senior, Addison DeWitt from Sumner County, earned a private pilot license through her school's aviation program. She is the first student to accomplish this feat at Liberty Creek High School.

Girl Scouts in Brentwood, TN are using cookie sale funds to help reunite lost dogs with their owners using microchip scanners.

Murfreesboro Police are searching for suspects caught on camera stealing a trailer and may be linked to other thefts at the same location. The public is asked to help identify them.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol graduated 49 new state troopers, with Governor Bill Lee attending the ceremony. The class included both new recruits and experienced officers.

A Tennessee blasting company lost its license following a November 2023 accident that injured workers and damaged a nearby boating company's property.

A driver was injured and needed extrication following a rollover crash into a rock wall in Franklin, with emergency services responding to the accident.