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The TWRA has withdrawn a proposed increase in hunting and fishing license fees after Tennessee lawmakers committed to finding alternative conservation funding methods.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

The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency advises pet owners on emergency preparedness, including a pet emergency kit, identification, and evacuation plans.

TEMA highlights the importance of volunteers in disaster recovery in Tennessee, promoting a structured response through TNVOAD to ensure local community-led efforts are at the heart of their strategy.