High school senior Katelyn Williams saved Billy Austin's life by performing CPR after he collapsed at a YMCA, reaffirming her commitment to a healthcare career.

The National Weather Service predicts changing weather for Nashville, with clearing skies and rising temperatures, and possible showers towards the weekend.

McKenzie McClure was convicted of cyberstalking, issuing threats that impacted a Nashville school and church. His online threats led to a school closure and he faces a maximum of five years in prison.

Clarksville officials are seeking volunteers to help assess flood damage on March 5 by canvassing neighborhoods, with emphasis on teamwork and community support for the recovery efforts.

Two individuals, Brantley White and Korin Moffett, were arrested in Hendersonville, TN for attempting to use multiple declined credit cards to purchase gift cards. They face charges including money laundering and identity theft trafficking.

The Nashville DEC's 2024 Annual Report highlights the department's advancements in emergency response, including the adoption of initiatives like Prepared Assist to improve information flow to first responders.

Up to $10,000 reward offered for information on the murder of Joshua Burns, who was not the intended victim of a drive-by shooting at a Halloween event.

Tennessee's Commissioner Gonzales set the new interest formula rate at 11.50% per annum, based on a prime rate of 7.50% plus a 4% margin. This rate remains in effect until the prime rate changes.

TDOT's Nobody Trashes Tennessee campaign is part of the Great American Cleanup, encouraging residents to keep landscapes litter-free by participating in clean-up events and offering rewards and educational resources.

A street racer, Frank Reyes-Borrayo, was arrested after evading police twice, facing multiple charges including reckless endangerment and unlawful firearm possession.

Frank Traughber, a 31-year-old from Goodlettsville with mental illness, was found safe after being reported missing.

Gov. Bill Lee appointed Steven W. Sword and Valerie L. Smith to Tennessee's Court of Criminal Appeals and Court of Appeals, pending Tennessee General Assembly confirmation.

Nashville Police pursued and arrested two men after a car chase; drugs and a firearm were found in their crashed Cadillac, which had misled license plates.