The NWS forecasts rain and potential thunderstorms in Nashville with varying chances of precipitation and comfortable temperatures throughout the week, improving by the weekend.

The City of Jackson, TN Police Department honored fallen soldiers, MIAs, POWs, and wounded servicemen and women on Memorial Day, expressing deep respect and gratitude on Facebook.

A woman was shot while sleeping in her tent near Nissan Stadium in Nashville; police are searching for the suspects using video evidence. Another shooting occurred the same morning.

Nashville's Rico Ransom, out on bond for murder, was arrested after a police car chase, involving evading arrest, felony gun possession, and driving on a revoked license.

Tennessee officials promote the 'Baby in the Back' program, offering free hangtags to remind drivers to check for children in the car to prevent heatstroke.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol is ramping up efforts for Memorial Day weekend with a high-visibility presence and DUI checkpoints to prevent traffic incidents.

Nashville police arrested Tongai Davidson after a vehicle stop led to a foot chase; weapons and drugs were found. A second man, Malachi Lawson, was also detained for gun possession.

Five suspects were arrested in Nashville after a high-speed chase involving a stolen Nissan Altima. They are connected to a series of crimes with stolen vehicles and firearms.

A man, Ta His Noh, was charged with attempted homicide after shooting a man on Lischey Avenue, now in critical condition. He also faces a gun possession charge.

A man with a criminal history was arrested for shooting a teenager in Nashville and faces multiple charges, including attempted murder and statutory rape.

Clarksville Police seek public aid to identify three suspects in a $1,600 Sam's Club shoplifting case captured on video. The suspects fled in a white vehicle, possibly with Kentucky plates.

Tennessee's Department of Finance and Administration reported lower-than-expected tax revenues for April, with a shortfall of $117.6 million, influencing the state's budget considerations.

A Tennessee man was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for running a million-dollar investment fraud involving foreign currency exchange websites.