A semi-truck accident on an interstate ramp in Williamson County caused significant delays, with no injuries reported, leading to traffic management measures including temporary ramp closure.

After surviving a tornado, soldier Roy Wilson's $14k worth of belongings was mistakenly thrown out by his apartment complex during post-storm reconstruction.

A Vanderbilt poll indicates that 41% of Tennessee families face food insecurity, with West Tennessee most affected at 49%. There's also a racial gap, with 49% of Black families affected versus 40% of white families.

Nashville's weather features partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures, with increasing chances of rain towards the weekend, including potential thunderstorms early next week.

Country artist Lainey Wilson is hosting a three-day pop-up bourbon bar in Nashville, featuring signature drinks, light bites, and a "Bell Bottom Country" atmosphere. Proceeds support her charity.

A judge has ordered the FBI to submit the Covenant shooter's journal for her review in response to a transparency lawsuit.

Vulcan Thermal is investing $5 million to open a new facility in Surgoinsville, Tennessee, creating 30 local jobs.

Three suspects were arrested after a chase in Mt. Juliet, linked to vehicle burglaries and found with stolen goods and a weapon. They were already wanted for various serious charges.

A rare fanaloka pup was born at the Nashville Zoo on March 10, marking a significant occasion for the conservation of this vulnerable species from Madagascar.

Officials are investigating after an unidentified man's body was found in the Cumberland River; there were no signs of foul play. He had distinct tattoos, and police seek public assistance for identification.

The TPUC promotes "Fix a Leak Week" to encourage homeowners to repair leaks and save water, emphasizing that household leaks can waste 10,000 gallons annually.

Rutherford County Schools heightened security following a dispute over a student's suspension for drawing Jelly Roll and his wife, which led to the couple starting a fundraiser.

Mark Ellis from Tennessee was sentenced to 25 years for selling fentanyl while on bond for murder charges, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.