The National Weather Service predicts warm, clear weather for Nashville with a slight temperature dip on Columbus Day, featuring calm winds and pleasant temperatures throughout the week.

Caregiver Boris Whitworth is charged with the sexual assault and neglect of a vulnerable adult in Sumner County.

Tennessee announces tax relief for those affected by Hurricane Helene, extending filing deadlines and offering sales tax refunds on certain purchases for rebuilding efforts.

The NFD seeks a man for setting a fire in the bathroom of Rippy's Honky Tonk in Nashville. The incident was quickly contained, with no significant damage.

Tennessee's Governor and First Lady encourage community support for Hurricane Helene recovery, with donation centers established and Dolly Parton donating $1 million.

A 15-year-old girl, Genesis Sarahi Medina Gonzales, was fatally shot at Smith Springs Park in Nashville. Police are investigating the incident as a homicide. No suspects are in custody.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation canceled an AMBER Alert after safely finding two-month-old Truth Claybrooks in Nashville.

Mobile units in Tennessee are offering free replacement driver licenses and IDs to flood victims at specific locations, with extended services at Elizabethton. The initiative aims to assist in recovery efforts.

The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts a week of stable weather, with sunny days, highs around 87°F, light winds, and patchy fog in the early mornings.

Nashville International Airport issued a temporary ground stop on incoming flights due to low visibility from fog, which lifted at 8:30 a.m. with minimal disruption.

Nashville authorities have indicted six more people, including a former Sheriff's Office employee and three inmates, in a drug smuggling operation at a local detention center.

TOSHA initiates an investigation into worker fatalities in a flash flood at Impact Plastics in Erwin, Tennessee, coordinating with the TBI and local authorities.

The TWRA has announced the application period for Tennessee's 2024 Mid-Season Waterfowl Quota Hunt, from October 23 to November 12, with an application fee and a digital-only submission policy.