Gov. Bill Lee’s two-week recruiting trip to Asia and persistent in-person outreach helped secure Korea Zinc’s record $6.6B smelter for Clarksville and revived mining plans in Smith County.

A new bill at the Tennessee Capitol would require a statewide parks safety strategy in response to the killing of Alyssa Lokits on the Mill Creek Greenway. Supporters plan to testify this week.

Three people, including a child, were found dead at a McMinnville home Sunday in an apparent murder‑suicide. Warren County deputies say the investigation is ongoing.

Dense fog limits visibility in Nashville this morning; highs will climb into the 70s with a chance of evening storms and a stronger round possible Wednesday.

Cloudy and mild this morning with a few light showers; warmer, stormy weather returns Monday night through Wednesday.

A Tennessee bill would let judges place some foster children in juvenile detention without criminal charges. Supporters say its about safety; critics call it a dangerous expansion of state power.

WeGo’s Journey Pass has grown quickly: more than 9,000 enrollments and 760,298 free trips as the pilot expands across Davidson County. The phased rollout uses partner agencies for easy sign-up.

A historic East Nashville pottery‑era warehouse and adjacent parcels at 515 Foster Street are back on the market, reviving a stalled plan for hundreds of homes and a boutique hotel.

Deputies found military-style props and munitions during an eviction at a Murfreesboro apartment; EOD destroyed a suspected artillery round. Federal teams assisted at the scene.

A 28-year-old Murfreesboro man died after colliding with a pickup on Old Hickory Boulevard; witnesses told police he crossed several lanes before the crash.

NDOT's two-hour parking limits on Lindsley Avenue have local businesses worried about customers and employee safety ahead of a Thursday online meeting.

A Senate bill would bar adding fluoride to Tennessee's public water systems after a contentious committee hearing in Nashville that split experts and operators.

A family says an Antioch High student was expelled after reporting a note and overheard comment about a gun; the district says the DA declined to prosecute and the parents have appealed.