An 80-year-old woman with possible dementia, Retta Bluedorn, was found dead from natural causes in a parking lot after being reported missing in Montgomery County.

U.S. Attorney Henry Leventis has announced his resignation, effective October 4, 2024, after serving for two years and leading key initiatives in the Middle District of Tennessee.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet at Paris Landing State Park Lodge to discuss a new safety video, honor wildlife employees, and cover new outdoor recreation frameworks.

Glen Wilson, 55, reported missing from DeKalb County, Tennessee, was found safe after a Silver Alert was issued, with no details on his recovery provided.

A crash on I-24 westbound by Clarksville caused lane closures and severe delays. Exit 4 was closed for a Life Flight response. Traffic improved later in the morning, with normal flow by 12:10 p.m.

An 18-year-old victim of a Clarksville shooting passed away, and a 20-year-old suspect was arrested, with police seeking another individual for questioning.

The Jasper Driver Services Center is closing for one day on Sept. 20 for technology upgrades, including new self-service kiosks. Operations will resume Sept. 23.

The National Weather Service forecasts wet weather for Nashville with a series of showers and thunderstorms expected over several days, advising residents to prepare for rain.

In-N-Out Burger begins construction of an office in Franklin, Tennessee, announcing plans to open restaurants in Nashville by 2026, creating 277 jobs.

Nashville is bracing for changes in weather, with the National Weather Service predicting rain and thunderstorms beginning Thursday and lasting through the weekend.

One man was killed, and another critically injured in a shooting outside a South Nashville nightclub. Police seek suspects and a dark Chevrolet Suburban possibly involved in the incident.

A Nashville man, Tyree Watson, has been charged with aggravated rape, kidnapping, and assault after a woman accused him of attacking her on his houseboat.

An Arizona man was arrested in Nashville for possessing over 50 pounds of fentanyl-laced pills; he faces a minimum of 10 years in prison if convicted.