Karen Johnson, Nashville's Register of Deeds, was selected for the Harvard Kennedy School's Senior Executives program to hone leadership skills alongside public service peers.

A fire at M & A Tire Shop in La Vergne led to a HAZMAT response and a road closure due to a motor oil spill, with cleanup efforts underway and no injuries reported.

Franklin Police warn against leaving pets in hot cars, emphasizing the legal and safety consequences for endangered animals, and advise keeping pets at home during heatwaves.

Nashville is under a heat advisory until 7 PM CDT Monday with temperatures soaring, possibly reaching a heat index of 106 degrees, and residents are advised to take precautions against heat illnesses.

The TWRA has withdrawn a proposed increase in hunting and fishing license fees after Tennessee lawmakers committed to finding alternative conservation funding methods.

A minor 2.4 magnitude earthquake occurred near the Tennessee-Alabama border, with no reported damage or injuries. TEMA emphasized the importance of earthquake preparedness.

A motorcyclist was injured and airlifted to a hospital after a collision with an SUV on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville, impacting traffic for several hours.

A review of 1950s-60s Nashville civil rights bombings brings more questions than answers; Detective Roland finds evidence compromised by time and lack's definitive connections to solve the cases.

A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of Tony Gebian Lopez-Infante, wanted for a hit-and-run that seriously injured Zachary Carach.

Franklin authorities seek three suspects for an early morning burglary at Outpost Armory, where two masked individuals stole firearms and fled in a red car.

Nashville resident Sarah Parsons, 44, died in a single-vehicle crash on Murfreesboro Pike. Her Nissan Xterra veered off the road and hit a utility pole. No impairment signs were found.

Trooper Cadet Class 625 graduates 33 new troopers for the Tennessee Highway Patrol after a 17-week training, with the ceremony at Hermitage Hills Baptist Church.

The Tennessee SWC fined Lowvig and Sportsbetting.ag $50,000 each for failing to stop illegal betting operations after receiving cease and desist letters.