Two juveniles were injured in a drive-by shooting at a Dickerson Pike apartment complex in Nashville. Police are investigating, seeking information on suspects or motives.

James Wray's body was found in a Perry County pond after going missing in February; the local sheriff confirmed his identity and is investigating his death.

A 17-year-old student-athlete, Cameryn Ward, tragically collapsed and died from a medical emergency while playing basketball with friends at Rossview High School in Clarksville.

Derrick McKenzie was arrested for a series of vehicle burglaries at Heritage Park, Clarksville, after being identified by police and apprehended at Nashville Airport.

A former Walgreens employee recounts being doused in gasoline by a shoplifter, while another incident involves a woman suing the company after being shot by an employee. Both cases highlight the dangers faced in retail confrontations.

Nashville's population growth is causing more traffic congestion, leading to an increase in road rage shootings, with a rise in aggressive incidents reported by AAA.

A plane at Tennessee's Tullahoma Regional Airport crashed into a fence after suffering brake failure but resulted in no injuries. The FAA is investigating.

Tennessee lawmakers propose a bill to provide free menstrual products in schools, aiming to reduce absenteeism and address student needs, with a proposed tax on these products to fund the initiative.

A Tennessee man credits faith after his teenage daughter survives a dramatic car crash with only minor injuries. His Facebook video on the miraculous survival went viral.

Daily construction blasts at Nashville International Airport will intermittently halt traffic until the end of 2024, causing inconvenience for local travelers and commuters.

My Morning Jacket and Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats announce a co-headlining tour, "Eye To Eye," with equal-length sets in Nashville on September 18 and 19.

GOP lawmakers in various states, including Tennessee, are pushing for stricter immigration laws similar to Texas' disputed border arrest law, sparking both legal challenges and public debate.

Tennessee reports growth in its captive insurance sector, with 25 new captives and 66 new cells in 2023, and a total of 719 entities with premiums rising to $2.41 billion.