Robert L. Northrup, 55, of Niles, Michigan, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for multiple child exploitation offenses, including attempted sexual exploitation of a minor and advertising child pornography.

Kenneth Strickland was arrested again in Nashville after a high-speed chase in a stolen car, with his bond set at $76,000. His two passengers face various charges.

Two individuals were arrested for the murder of 56-year-old Bruce Morton, whose body was found under a mattress in Warren County. The suspects, Nina Judkins and David Alexander, also face abuse of corpse charges.

The Nashville Register of Deeds will close on March 17-18 for construction, enhancing customer experience with new features like an archive center & a Veterans ID booth, and free parking on reopening.

Mt. Juliet Police arrested two people after a traffic stop on I-40, where they found meth and cocaine. The arrests included a 53-year-old man and a wanted 49-year-old woman who also had marijuana.

TDOT has reopened State Route 81 in East Tennessee after extensive repairs due to Hurricane Helene damage, restoring a critical connection for over 5,400 daily vehicles.

TSU is facing a financial crisis with a potential loss of over $14 million in federal funding, affecting scholarships, staff, and the university's operations. Measures are being taken to manage this situation.

Murfreesboro's 'Teen Fire Academy' offers local youths a hands-on introduction to firefighting from June 25-27, 2025, limited to 20 spots, for a $25 fee.

Lipscomb University's volleyball coach, Brandon Rosenthal, earned his 400th career win, ranking him among the top 50 active winningest coaches in NCAA Division I.

Nashville State's Business School, led by Dr. Christie Ferguson, offers diverse programs and industry partnerships, fostering career opportunities and educational pathways for students.

The Tennessee Board of Parole will hold Executive Clemency hearings in Nashville on March 25-26 to consider pardons, commutations, and exonerations for inmates.

Tennessee's HB 0793, allowing schools to block undocumented students, passed in the House subcommittee despite protests and concerns over rights violations.

Tennessee sets a new state interest rate at 11.50 percent, linked to the federal prime rate plus 4 percent, as announced by Financial Commissioner Gonzales.