Thieves steal $6K in baseball bats from Mt. Juliet store, with police seeking public's help to identify the suspects caught on camera.

President Biden proposes a new student debt relief plan, potentially benefiting 25 million Americans, with up to $20,000 in unpaid interest forgiveness for some and comprehensive relief for low-income earners.

A motorcyclist died after losing control and crashing on the Natchez Trace Parkway in Nashville. Witnesses suggested high speed as a contributing factor.

Convicted felon Thomas D. Pointer was arrested for a Nashville carjacking and shooting after detectives tracked the stolen vehicle using an Apple Air Tag. He faces multiple charges, including robbery and illegal firearm possession.

Grundy County High School was placed on lockdown after a student altercation sparked safety fears. The lockdown was lifted following an investigation, with no threats found. The district emphasized taking all threats seriously.

Country singer Morgan Wallen was charged with felony reckless endangerment for throwing a chair from a bar rooftop in Nashville, narrowly missing police officers.

A 73-year-old Memphis man is charged with vehicular assault and endangerment after his truck hit a scooter in Nashville, critically injuring the rider.

Tennessee celebrates National Fair Housing Month in April, commemorating the Fair Housing Act, which aims to prevent housing discrimination, enacted after Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.

Tennessee lawmakers have approved a bill requiring carbon monoxide detectors in child care centers, now awaiting the governor's signature for enactment.

Nashville Zoo celebrated the birth of four Nigerian dwarf goats, named after a local hockey star, entrancing visitors with their charm and mild temperament.

The article discusses Nashville residents' concerns over crime, quoting the Vanderbilt Poll showing 70% see it as a top issue, despite satisfaction with the city's livability and economy.

The Tennessee Board of Regents has launched a dashboard in collaboration with the Tennessee Department of Labor to track the career outcomes of graduates from the state's public colleges.

Developer Tony Giarratana has secured $230 million in financing for "1010," which will become Tennessee's tallest skyscraper in Nashville, due to be completed in 2027.