A Franklin woman and her cat were displaced after a condo fire caused by an accidentally turned on electric range. No injuries occurred, but the incident resulted in $10,000 in damages.

Two missing Tennessee children, Journey and Daley Garrett, were found safe in Alabama, ending an Amber Alert. Their non-custodial mother, Casey Campbell, faces kidnapping charges.

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti and AGs from 23 other states oppose a Department of Labor rule promoting diversity in apprenticeships, saying it counters equal protection and civil rights laws.

Shaquille Taylor was indicted for the murder of Belmont student Jillian Ludwig, prompting proposed legislation on gun ownership and mental health treatment.

Nashville Council member Courtney Johnston is considering challenging Representative Andy Ogles in the GOP primary for Tennessee’s 5th District, citing the need for effective conservative leadership.

Nashville officials recovered a body from the Cumberland River, ruling out missing students Riley Strain and Sebastian Rogers as the deceased. The case echoes a 26-year-old cold case of "Cumberland River Jane Doe."

Two individuals died following a motorcycle-car collision in Clarksville, with the motorcyclist and a vehicle passenger pronounced dead after the incident.

Tennessee's Wildlife Resources Agency will present the 2024-25 hunting and trapping season proposals at the upcoming commission meeting, with talks to include management areas, furbearer season, and raptor take for falconry.

Kacey Musgraves performed her new album, "Deeper Well," live for the first time at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, followed by an album signing at Grimey's, signaling a shift towards music focused on sober self-discovery.

Nashville is experiencing cooler weather with a possible frost early this week, with temperatures fluctuating and a slight chance of rain towards the weekend.

The Tullahoma Police Department is searching for Dillon Peluso, who went missing after an incident at an apartment complex and may need medical attention.

Tennessee rescue squads receive $3 million in grants for essential equipment from the state's Department of Commerce & Insurance to enhance their emergency response capabilities.

Forecasted weather in Nashville includes showers, storms, and sunny skies, with varied temperatures and potential frost affecting plants early in the week.