A four-eared kitten named Audio has become a social media sensation after being found abandoned and taken to True Rescue in Mt. Juliet, where he now awaits a vet check-up.

A Nashville 911 call taker expertly guided a woman through an unexpected home delivery, resulting in a healthy childbirth.

Deputy Joshua Beck from Montgomery County died from injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash earlier this month. He was a Marine Corps veteran and served in the MCSO's warrants division.

Volunteer Tennessee awarded planning grants to three organizations for civic engagement and public service programs.

James Johnson was arrested for shooting his sister during an argument and faces multiple charges, including drug-related offenses and attempted homicide.

Nashville police are searching for a suspect who shot a Dollar General clerk after robbing the store. The employee is critically stable; the suspect drove off in a white sedan.

Nashville's forecast includes overcast skies, thunderstorms, and high humidity, with chances of showers increasing through the week, per the National Weather Service.

Tennessee's state services have resumed following a digital disruption caused by a CrowdStrike update, with joint efforts from the National Guard and STS.

Renowned Nashville restaurateur Randy Rayburn has died at 74, leaving behind a legacy in the city's dining scene and a reputation for community service.

TDOT reports multiple construction projects in East Tennessee causing traffic disruptions in various counties, with lane closures and potential delays expected due to resurfacing, bridge repairs, and utility work.

Nashville's weather forecast includes morning fog, a high chance of showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures nearing 89 degrees. Evening may see reduced rain chances, with fog returning late at night.

Former Seattle Seahawks safety Jamal Adams signed a one-year, $1.125 million "prove it" deal with the Tennessee Titans following a significant injury.

Tennessee urges students to complete FAFSA by August 1, marking July as "FAFSA Frenzy Month" to improve the state’s lower completion rates. Landmarks are lit in green to remind students of the approaching deadline for Tennessee Promise eligibility.