A 10‑day comedy takeover hits Nashville April 9–19 with Kevin James, David Spade, Shane Gillis and more across Ryman, Bridgestone and Zanies.

Franklin Transit Authority released a 10-year master plan proposing upgraded stops, Sunday service, real-time tracking and mobile fares as the city grows.

The three-story Victorian at 332 Main Street that hosts Gray's on Main sold for $5.65 million, a notable downtown Franklin property transaction. Ownership of the storefront has now changed hands.

Authorities say bones found April 5 near DeRossett were identified as Michael Andrew Feustel of Crossville; the TBI and local agencies assisted.

Airport public-safety officers found a body near Murfreesboro Road Thursday morning; MNPD detectives are investigating and the airport said flights were not affected.

Crews demolished the Thompson Photo Products building in Knoxville, ending a century-old chapter for the city's photography shop.

A new Tennessee bill would require creators who profit from videos with children to put earnings into trusts, let teens request deletions and allow civil suits if footage isn’t removed. The measure has been sent to Gov. Bill Lee.

Murfreesboro police are investigating a death on Tinnell Court after a suspect was arrested on Steelson Court; authorities say there is no ongoing threat to the community.

Volkswagen will end ID.4 assembly at its Chattanooga plant and reallocate lines to Atlas SUVs as U.S. EV demand softens and dealers push steep discounts.

Nashville will host an UPSHOT women’s pro basketball franchise at Vanderbilt’s Memorial Gym, backed by a mostly female investor group and slated to debut May 2027.

House and Senate measures would expand when Tennesseans could use deadly force to stop property crimes, prompting warnings from prosecutors and safety groups.

Davidson County placed 172 GPS ankle monitors in the first 68 days of a new court-run program — judges say staffing and vendor gaps threaten survivor safety.

Detectives in Williamson County are probing a run of mail thefts and check fraud. Officials advise avoiding outdoor mail drops and reporting suspicious activity.