Dickson County business owner pleads no contest to tax evasion and tampering with government records, sentenced to probation, and ordered to pay restitution.

The City of Clarksville celebrated its 240th birthday, with Mayor Joe Pitts recounting its origins and early development since 1785 during a proclamation at a city council session.

The Tennessee Comptroller’s report led to the resignation of the Weakley County Circuit Court Clerk for improper expungements and misleading communications.

A Nashville coalition filed a petition to repurpose the Nashville Fairgrounds, aiming to end auto racing and consider alternatives like green space and affordable housing instead.

Clarksville Gas & Water staff were honored for a perfect score on a state sanitary survey and for an Operational Excellence Award from CWP-KT for their water system's performance.

A second arrest is made in the fatal East Nashville shooting of Demario Hill, with Keshon Woodard charged with first-degree murder and other offenses.

A woman was arrested during a traffic stop in Mt. Juliet for driving on the wrong side and for an active warrant for Felony Sexual Exploitation of a Minor.

Vanderbilt Commodores rank 14th in the College Football Playoff standings with a 10-2 record after beating Tennessee, as they await Selection Day for a potential playoff spot.

The race for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District seat features a significant clash between Democratic nominee Aftyn Behn and Republican nominee Matt Van Epps, drawing national attention.

Nashville faces chilly weather with cloudy skies and a high of 38 degrees, and fog reducing visibility for morning commuters. Evening fog and a drop to 22 degrees are expected, with a slight chance of snow showers on Thursday night.

During a traffic stop, Mt. Juliet Police arrested a 34-year-old wanted man on multiple charges, including theft and criminal mischief, from Kentucky and Rutherford County.

Community protests erupted over book removals and library policy changes in Rutherford County, with accusations of censorship and potential First Amendment violations.

A family's home in Buckingham subdivision caught fire due to an unattended hot plate; they evacuated safely, but the incident stressed the importance of working smoke alarms.