Nashville's weather features overcast and hazy conditions, with a current temperature of 45°F, wind chill near 40°F, and reduced visibility. Clearing skies and a high near 60°F are expected later in the day.

The Red Cross and YAIPak have set up an emergency evacuation center in Clarksville following floods, providing daily essentials and urging residents in affected areas to evacuate to safe locations such as the Crow Recreation Center.

An Ohio police academy recruit was arrested for inappropriate online contact with a Tennessee minor and faces charges including solicitation and attempted sexual exploitation.

The Cookeville History Museum will host an exhibit on the Cream City sign, celebrating its 75-year history, including its impact on the community and related historical artifacts.

La Vergne's annual Block Party and Touch-a-Truck is on April 26 at Veterans Memorial Park, offering community fun, games, food trucks, and a chance for kids to explore vehicles.

A man was critically injured in an early morning shooting at a Madison hotel following an altercation; the suspect, Kenneth Blair, faces multiple charges.

Middle Tennessee faces severe weather with 100% chance of showers, possible thunderstorms, a Flood Watch in effect, and a Tornado Watch for 25 counties. Flash Flood Warnings highlight risks of flooding in urban and low-lying areas.

Tennessee proclaims April as Mathematics & Statistics Awareness Month to highlight progress in math education and introduce new initiatives and resources.

Lebanon's Mayor Rick Bell anticipates the spring 2025 opening of a new sports complex, featuring soccer fields and amenities, despite construction delays.

A Nashville man wanted for sexual assault was arrested in Mt. Juliet after a routine traffic stop for a suspended registration. This marks another arrest linked to vehicle checks by local police, emphasizing the importance of traffic enforcement.

Lipscomb University received a $220,000 state grant to launch TN R-WIN, supporting six rural nursing students with tuition, fees, and expenses for their first two semesters.

Brentwood introduces a voluntary Address-Based Irrigation plan to evenly distribute water usage across the week, aiming to ease strain on city resources.

West Stevens Street will be closed during weekdays from Hughes Street to South Willow Avenue starting this Friday for construction, with local access maintained.