Two men died in a three-vehicle crash in Tennessee involving a Chevrolet Malibu, GMC Sierra, and a dump truck.

Tennessee maintains a steady unemployment rate of 3.7% for six months, lower than the national average, with job growth in government, leisure, hospitality, and health sectors.

Nashville police report a rise in guns stolen from unsecured vehicles, with 76% of stolen firearms in 2025 taken from cars. Despite efforts and arrests, the trend continues.

A collision on Tylertown Road in Clarksville caused injuries and a road closure between Samantha Lane and Roscommon Way, but the road has since reopened.

Nashville police seek a Hispanic male suspect for a Dollar Tree store robbery on Robinson Road, asking for public assistance in identifying him from surveillance images.

Lourdes Hernandez was indicted for the murder of a six-month-old while operating an unlicensed childcare. The infant had high levels of an antihistamine in her system.

A police officer's alertness led to the arrest of a man in Mt. Juliet for felony warrants and drug possession after spotting his car with improper license plates.

Tennessee's maximum interest rate is set at 11.50% following the Federal Reserve's average prime loan rate. This rate will adjust with federal changes.

The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department urges the public to keep streets clear for emergency access, as improper parking can delay life-saving services. Fire Marshal Lowe outlines proper parking to prevent obstruction during emergencies.

Tennessee confirms its first case of measles, amidst a wider outbreak impacting 11 states. Officials are investigating potential exposure sites and urging vaccination with the MMR vaccine.

Nashville's ePermits system now features a new credit card payment process, showing convenience fees as a separate line item, and directs users to a third-party site for payment.

MTSU's Walker Library has launched a Family Study Room, equipped for students with children, featuring adult workspaces, a computer, entertainment for kids, and can be booked for three-hour slots.

Centerville Police announced the death of Chief Shanon Irwin after a battle with cancer, leaving the community in mourning. He is remembered as a devoted leader and family man.