A man with a criminal history was arrested for shooting a teenager in Nashville and faces multiple charges, including attempted murder and statutory rape.

The Tennessee Military Department mourns the loss of retired Col. Dennis Adams, former 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment commander and Director of Administrative Services, who passed away at 69.

Nashville's weather will fluctuate, with sunny conditions leading to possible showers and thunderstorms later in the weekend. Temperatures will vary, and the NWS advises readiness for rain.

The Tennessee Supreme Court will hold oral arguments at Tennessee Tech University for educational purposes, as part of the SCALES project, on May 28, 2025.

Tennessee's mental health department introduces the "Promise to Call" campaign, urging individuals to commit to calling someone if facing suicidal thoughts.

La Vergne Police, alongside THP and RCSO, announced positive results from "Operation Safe Streets," aiming to curb dangerous driving, with numerous traffic stops and citations issued.

The Tennessee Supreme Court has four cases on its May docket, covering zoning issues, worker's compensation disputes, arbitration agreement jurisdictions, and attorney conduct.

Clarksville Police seek public aid to identify three suspects in a $1,600 Sam's Club shoplifting case captured on video. The suspects fled in a white vehicle, possibly with Kentucky plates.

The article provides an updated weather forecast for Nashville, including current conditions and predictions for the next few days with potential showers and thunderstorms.

Nashville's Korean Veterans Memorial Bridge is getting new lights, with expected completion by September 2025, causing lane closures and affecting commuter routes.

Tennessee AG Jonathan Skrmetti co-leads a bipartisan group of attorneys general urging Congress to fund the World Trade Center Health Program to prevent a shortfall.

Tennessee's Department of Finance and Administration reported lower-than-expected tax revenues for April, with a shortfall of $117.6 million, influencing the state's budget considerations.

Tennessee's Higher Education Commission is investing $35 million through grants to 20 colleges to expand health care education in rural areas, enhancing career pathways and addressing workforce shortages.