Doctors expect no recovery for Asher Sullivan, a 10-year-old who was swept into a drain, as his father, Jimmy Sullivan, shares updates on the grim prognosis and the boy's condition.

Jelly Roll surprised Antioch High School with a visit, performing and announcing their band will open the 2024 CMA Fest, creating excitement among students and staff.

Tennessee awarded STEM/STEAM designation to 13 schools for excellence in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics education, reflecting the state's commitment to future-ready education.

A hit-and-run involving a semi and a pickup on I-40 near Nashville caused a flour spill and traffic delays; the semi driver was injured, and police seek the pickup driver.

Nashville's police department is hosting a Public Safety Family Fun Day at Nissan Stadium this Saturday, featuring crime prevention booths, vehicle displays, recruitment opportunities, and family-friendly activities.

The Cumberland River nears flooding in Middle Tennessee, with a forecasted crest exceeding the flood stage after heavy rainfall. The US Army Corps of Engineers closely monitors and adjusts water management to mitigate the impact.

A vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian on I-24 near the Tennessee Welcome Center in Clarksville, causing the closure of eastbound lanes for investigation.

Lainey Wilson is set to open "Bell Bottoms Up," a new bar in Nashville with a Cajun-inspired menu and live music stages.

Nashville experienced dense fog with high humidity this morning, and the National Weather Service forecasts possible showers and thunderstorms later today and throughout the workweek.

Wilson County's Director of Schools, Jeff Luttrell, rejects the idea of arming educators despite a new Tennessee law, preferring to rely on existing security, including School Resource Officers.

Gunfire caused a crash in Williamson County, with deputies investigating the incident near Natchez Trace Parkway. The driver was hospitalized and is stable; the motive remains unknown.

Morgan Wallen faces court for throwing a chair that nearly hit officers; his hearing is rescheduled for August 15. His attorney argues for his absence due to touring commitments.

Country singer Tanya Tucker opened a bar on Nashville's Lower Broadway, named Tanya Tucker's Tequila Cantina, and made a grand entrance by riding a horse down the street.