A large fallen tree blocked Slone St at West Spring St in Lebanon, delaying commuters and prompting road closure and detours until cleared. No injuries were reported.

Governor Bill Lee and First Lady Maria Lee visited 700 Tennessee National Guard soldiers in Kuwait to boost morale and discuss the strategic Operation Spartan Shield.

A group of attorneys general, co-led by Tennessee's AG Skrmetti, opposes a federal AI regulation amendment, arguing for state-level oversight to address the unique risks posed by AI and Big Tech.

The weather in Nashville will vary, with initial sunshine and warmth transitioning to potential showers and thunderstorms, according to the NWS forecast.

Radnor Lake State Park in Tennessee is set to repair Otter Creek Road, with construction affecting park access, activities, and parking from June 1 to October. Wildlife considerations and improvements like a new guardrail are part of the project.

Glen Casada and Cade Cothren were convicted on multiple corruption charges. Casada was found guilty on 17 counts, while Cothren on all counts, involving taxpayer dollars for personal gain.

Michael Davenport, 60, was arrested for a series of armed robberies in Nashville, including a recent incident at a Boost Mobile, and has confessed to additional crimes.

A 12-year-old former student of Henry Maxwell Elementary School in Nashville was charged for threatening mass violence in a group chat. The child sent a photo of a handgun and intimidating messages, prompting police and crisis intervention.

Dontez Lewis, 24, was arrested in Nashville for alleged shootings during a KFC robbery, with a bond set at $80,000 on two counts of aggravated robbery.

Derek Hyde was named Brentwood's new deputy fire chief, following the promotion of Brian Collins to fire chief.

Tennessee's unemployment rate has decreased to 3.5%, with significant job growth in Government, Leisure and Hospitality, and Trade, Transportation, and Utilities sectors.

La Vergne Police ended a vehicle chase for safety, later arresting five juveniles with help from a citizen's tip. Charges include felony evading and kidnapping.

The Education Freedom Scholarship Program in Tennessee received 33,000 applications, showing strong demand for school choice. With 20,000 scholarships available, a waitlist is expected, indicating parents' desire for educational options.