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.

A man wanted on multiple charges in Memphis was arrested in Mt. Juliet after a traffic stop turned into a chase, with K-9 Citron aiding in the apprehension and evidence recovery.

An MTSU training aircraft veered off the runway during a simulated engine failure exercise. Both instructor and student were unharmed, but flight operations were suspended.

Rachel Greene from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture received the Governor's Excellence in Service Award for her impactful work in the State's forestry initiatives and use of technology.

La Vergne officers, Ashley Boleyjack and Gregory Kern, were awarded Law Enforcement Purple Heart Medals for sustaining serious injuries during an altercation last year.

The TWRA report no boating fatalities during the 2024 Labor Day weekend in Tennessee, continuing a three-year safety trend despite minor incidents and BUI arrests.

Tennesseans can safely dispose of hazardous household materials at mobile collection services in Greene, Maury, and Overton counties on September 7, facilitated by the TDEC.

Tennessee caps October 2024 home loan interest rates at 8.15%, a shift which aligns with federal regulation changes and could affect current and prospective homeowners.

Activists demand the closure of Trousdale Turner Correctional Center in Hartsville, Tennessee, citing DOJ investigations into alleged inhumane conditions and mismanagement.

A rollover crash on Nashville's I-40 and I-24 caused early delays, with one reported injury and lanes closed for cleanup. Traffic reopened later, but with some continued congestion.

The forecast in Nashville shows a mix of storms and clear skies for the week, with chances of rain varying between 10-70% and temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to high 80s.

Remains of Bonnie Sue Williams, 56, were found near train tracks in Coffee County, ending the search for the missing Manchester woman. Her death is not being treated as a homicide.

A contractor hit a water main in South Nashville, causing flooding and water supply issues for residents near Nolensville Road. Repair efforts are underway.