Post Malone and Blake Shelton surprised fans at CMA Fest 2024 with a duet, marking Malone's shift toward country music.

Applications for the 2024 Tennessee WMA Big Game quota hunts and Cherokee bear party hunts open June 12 through July 24, exclusively online or in-person, with varying party sizes and 15 hunt choices available.

Gov. Lee of Tennessee visited summer learning camps, praising educators' efforts to improve K-3 literacy and highlighting the success of educational programs that aid in reading and math skills.

A 19-year-old, Christopher Eddie, was arrested in East Nashville on charges related to multiple vehicle thefts after a crackdown by the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department.

A motorcyclist was airlifted with severe injuries after a crash in Clarksville, causing major traffic disruptions on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard near an AT&T store.

Eleven individuals face felony charges in a Sumner County, Tennessee, voting scandal after a TBI probe revealed convicted felons unlawfully voted in recent elections.

Tennessee's Commissioner Gonzales sets July 2022's maximum home loan interest rate to 8.69%, following the 1987 state law tied to long-term government bond yields.

Governor's Square Mall in Clarksville is undergoing a major renovation, including new features such as flooring, lighting, and a Dave & Buster's. The project aims to refresh the mall and integrate cultural elements.

A family of six and their 17 pets escaped a house fire in Murfreesboro unharmed; firefighters and Red Cross provided assistance. The fire's cause is being investigated.

A pickup truck crashed off a cliff on a Nashville interstate, killing driver Roberto Estrada and injuring two passengers, including a child. The accident prompted an investigation and calls for improved safety on I-65.

A four-vehicle crash on Dunbar Cave Road in Clarksville prompted a road closure and detours early Friday morning, with the road reopening roughly 3 hours later.

A man is critically injured after a stabbing at a Nashville bus stop; the suspect faces a felony criminal homicide charge. This is part of a series of violent incidents at WeGo transit locations.

One man was seriously injured in a stabbing at a Nashville bus stop, with suspect Jacob A. Boswell charged for the attack amid rising violence at transit sites.