Warmer weather arrives in Nashville with temperatures reaching 73 degrees today, increasing to 78 and 81 degrees over the weekend, albeit with potential showers and thunderstorms next week.

Beyoncé releases "Cowboy Carter," a country album hailed for its homage to southern roots and empowerment of Black artists in a predominantly white industry.

The Franklin Fire Department has implemented the Safety Cloud® system in its trucks to alert drivers about approaching emergency vehicles and improve response times.

Thousands in Nashville are joining together in an event called Linking Arms for Change to honor those lost in the Covenant School shooting one year ago, highlighting community unity and remembrance.

A journalist, Eli Motycka, was arrested during a protest at Vanderbilt University and later released. His arrest sparked a debate on press freedom and university policy regarding protests and media access.

The Tennessee Department of Education introduced an updated 2022-23 State Report Card to enhance school performance analysis and promote targeted educational strategies.

A man's body was found on a creek bank in Mt. Juliet, and the police are investigating the circumstances of his death. No identity or further details have been released.

A Tennessee bill proposing the death penalty for convicted child rapists advances in the Senate, stirring debate over the severity of sentencing for such crimes.

Tennessee's Dept. of Environment & Conservation promotes food waste prevention during a week of awareness activities and partnerships with local organizations.

TDOT halts interstate construction for Easter to reduce travel disruption, advising drivers to remain cautious due to ongoing long-term lane closures and on-site worker presence.

A backhoe operator was rescued after being trapped for 12 hours under a landslide in Lewis County, Tennessee, and taken to a medical center in stable condition.

A bomb scare at a boxing match in Spring Hill prompted the evacuation of 400 people. No bombs were found and the event resumed after an unattended bag was cleared. The incident is believed to be a 'swatting' call.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell encourages participation in Earth Hour 2024, where landmarks will go dark to promote sustainability and climate awareness.