Police found a body inside a Hummer at a Murfreesboro tow yard; the death is under investigation, with an autopsy pending to determine cause and time of death.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell's $3.8 billion budget proposal for 2026 includes a controversial property tax increase to address school safety amid federal funding cuts.

Chief Master Sergeant Michael M. Johnson graduates from Lipscomb University with a Master of Arts in leadership and public service, complementing his military career.

President Trump nominates Whitney Hermandorfer, from the Tennessee AG's Office, for a Sixth Circuit judgeship, with AG Skrmetti praising her legal expertise.

Nashville police are seeking a man linked to a shoplifting incident and recent gunfire at a Walmart. The suspect, with prior convictions, is also wanted for past theft and evaded capture.

Suspect Nathaniel Williams apprehended after committing armed robbery and fleeing into Stones River, Nashville.

A multi-vehicle crash closed I-24 west in Cheatham County early Friday morning, causing traffic disruptions and diversions. No immediate injury reports were available.

Nashville residents have until June 1, 2025, to review and comment on an air pollution source application, emphasizing community involvement in local air quality regulation.

Nashville forecast predicts sun and storms with varying chances of rain throughout the weekend and into the following week, with temperatures in the 60s and 70s.

The Nashville Department of Emergency Communications (DEC) celebrated its personnel at the 2024 awards ceremony, naming Candace Rufus as Emergency Telecommunicator of the Year, Sonia Strain as Communications Training Officer of the Year, Kimberly Manier as Supervisor of the Year, and Leah Quarles as Administrative Team Member of the Year.

The Sports Wagering Council issued a cease and desist to Lowvig for operating without a license in Tennessee and expects it to let users withdraw funds by May 29.

The Nashville Police Department has promoted 14 officers, including a new captain, three lieutenants, and ten sergeants, to lead various precincts and units.

The State Review Board will consider several Tennessee properties for the National Register of Historic Places on May 16, accessible in-person and online.