The Tennessee Senate passed a bill allowing teachers to carry guns in schools after heated debate and public outcry, requiring training and checks for staff.

Tennessee lawmakers are in a dispute over franchise tax refund bills, with the House passing a one-year $800 million refund plan at odds with the Senate's $1.9 billion multi-year proposal. The House requires public listing of recipients.

Authorities seek two suspects in an armed robbery at Lake Shore Market in Franklin County which occurred two days ago, where a clerk was assaulted and $725 was stolen.

A man was seriously injured in a stabbing after an argument in a residence in Paris, Tenn. Police arrived to find him bleeding heavily; he was later hospitalized. Investigations continue, with no suspects or arrests reported yet.

Nashville prepares for a wet week with persistent rains and thunderstorms, maintaining high chances of precipitation until a clearer weekend is anticipated.

Mt. Juliet police arrested three wanted men at a Lowe's before they could allegedly commit theft and found Fentanyl in their vehicle.

Two inmates, Christopher Meeks and Walter Allen Sr., escaped Lincoln County Jail, prompting a manhunt and warnings for the public not to approach them.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of heavy rain and potential flooding in the Mid South, with 4-7 inches of rain expected and possible flash floods. Residents are urged to prepare and stay informed.

Canadian chain Tim Hortons plans to open two new locations in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, with local business owner Naren Patel aiming to open over 40 stores across the state.

Daniel Riley, convicted of causing serious injury to teenager Janae Edmondson, seeks a retrial or acquittal, citing prejudicial factors during his trial.

The MNPD's operation has led to 260 arrests, and the recovery of 156 stolen vehicles and 69 guns, combating a rise in gun thefts from vehicles in Nashville.

Tennessee advances a bill requiring strict age verification on adult websites to protect minors, with Senator Massey advocating for it. The bill, which has passed the Senate Finance Committee, aims to make sites criminally liable for underage access.

Anton Rucker was arrested in Kentucky for an Easter Sunday shooting in Nashville that left one dead and five wounded.