Vanderbilt University students mark over a month in a tent encampment to protest for Palestinian solidarity, despite facing university disciplinary actions.

Twin sisters Kamaria and Kamea Johnson have become the valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, of their Tennessee high school. They plan to attend the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Nashville's Police Chief John Drake is urging judicial reforms to address the issue of repeat offenders who continue criminal activity after being released on bond.

The Tennessee General Assembly concluded its 2024 session, finalizing various bills including controversial measures on school vouchers and arming teachers.

Tennessee offers free household hazardous waste collection in Tipton, Trousdale, and Williamson counties on May 4, helping residents dispose of items safely and legally.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency plans to stock Tennessee community lakes with channel catfish in April and additional fish in the following months to boost fishing opportunities.

MNPS announces free summer meals for kids under 18, with reduced-price meals for adults, to bridge the nutrition gap when school is out, funded by the USDA.

Nashville Police Chief John Drake assists the West End Synagogue with Passover by holding onto their chametz for the 30th year, symbolizing interfaith support.

NFL alumni hosted a health and community event in North Nashville, offering free vaccinations, exercise classes, and a chance to meet former NFL stars.

Tennessee's unemployment rate fell to 3.2% in March, with leisure and hospitality leading job creation. The state's job market shows steady improvement as the education and health sectors also expand employment.

A parking ticket scam in Nashville involves fake citations directing victims to a sham website, with the MNPD's Fraud Unit advising public to report incidents.

Students and parents protested a bill allowing teachers to carry guns at the Tennessee Capitol, emphasizing safety concerns post-Covenant School shooting.

The Edgehill community is honoring Jillian Ludwig, a Belmont freshman killed by a stray bullet, with a memorial event and urging for improved public safety.