A 19-year-old man was charged with attempted homicide after shooting another man at Nashville's WeGo station, which did not disrupt the transit services.

Timothy Gibbons Jr. has been charged with criminal homicide for fatally shooting Alan Howard in Nashville after an alleged altercation. Gibbons was arrested at the scene, where the police found Howard deceased.

Every Tennessee county saw reduced unemployment rates in April, with the lowest at 2%. Despite disparities, all counties improved, demonstrating economic growth.

Two teens were arrested in Nashville for carjacking, aided by a police helicopter tracking the stolen vehicle and subsequent ground team interception.

The National Weather Service forecasts several days of storms for Nashville, with high chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the Memorial Day weekend and beyond.

Mayor Freddie O’Connell has revived the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee in Nashville to focus on cycling and walking infrastructure, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of Tour de Nash.

Recent shootings in Antioch have left individuals hospitalized and suspects at large, with police investigating motives and community concerns about violence.

Starting August, Tennessee will provide 100 monthly diapers per child under one through TennCare, the first state Medicaid program to do so, easing financial strain for families.

A teen in Nashville faces charges for assaulting first responders and child endangerment after a reckless drive with her child, following an argument with the child's father.

Antioch saw two separate shootings, leaving a 19-year-old dead and a 25-year-old critically injured; police suspect targeted violence in one case and seek public assistance.

David Alan Smith was arrested after allegedly robbing a tobacco store in Clarksville and implying he was armed. He was caught following a citywide search.

Asher Sullivan, 10, died from injuries after a storm drain accident in Tennessee. His father confirmed the death, and the boy will be remembered for his organ donation.

A menacing message at Greenbrier Middle School resulted in a police investigation, which deemed the threat not credible. Despite this, extra police will be present at the school for reassurance.