Victor Littleton of McGavock High School was charged after a gun was found in his backpack. He claimed ignorance, saying a friend placed it there. This occurred on the same day as a fatal shooting at another Nashville school.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has announced an agenda on illegal immigration, including a new enforcement division, with proposals to enhance coordination with federal agencies and penalize local officials who enact sanctuary policies.

Maury County Fire Department responded to a serious head-on collision, requiring a door removal for extraction and LifeFlight deployment, with the Tennessee Highway Patrol investigating.

A Maury County home was engulfed in flames, requiring a multi-department firefighting effort and displacing the homeowner. The fire lasted over five hours, causing no civilian injuries, but one firefighter needed on-site treatment.

Five teens were detained for trying to ram a Franklin gun shop with a vehicle. They failed to break in and were caught in Brentwood with multi-agency help. Charges are pending.

Eddie George, former NFL star and TSU head coach, interviews with the Chicago Bears for the head coach position. He's the 17th candidate interviewed by the Bears.

Vanderbilt's men's basketball team edged out Tennessee with a 76-75 win, marking a notable victory over the Volunteers, secured by a critical late-game block and free throws.

Jonathan T. Keith, 29, died after being shot in an altercation in a Nashville duplex. Police are investigating the incident and searching for the suspect.

Tennessee settles with BlackRock over ESG investment disclosures, enforcing enhanced transparency and fidelity to financial interests in proxy voting and investor communications.

TSU band director Dr. Reginald McDonald was removed from his post amid an internal audit and policy compliance issues.

TPAC is considering other locations due to disputes with Metro Nashville over costs and the timeline for a new auditorium, departing from original East Bank relocation plans.

La Vergne plans a Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration on January 20, 2025, with speakers Pastor Joe E. Randle, Jr. and Commissioner Hope Oliver, and music by Newsboys members.

The court ruled Nashville's public transportation plan, Choose How You Move, legal after voter support, with Mayor Freddie O'Connell and Law Director Wally Dietz affirming commitment and compliance with law.