The Nashville International Airport is hosting its 5th annual BNA 5k run, benefiting local charities, with registration limited to 1,000 participants.

Senator Marsha Blackburn investigates Vanderbilt University Medical Center over possible concealment of its DEI programs, claiming non-compliance with a Trump-era order.

Tennessee officials encourage locals to dispose of unused medications on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day for safety and environmental benefits.

The Nashville Zoo announced the birth of a red river hog piglet named Chive, born unexpectedly to mother Tater. Initially found weak, Chive is recovering and being hand-reared to become an ambassador for wildlife conservation.

Nissan has donated two advanced vehicles to Tennessee State University's College of Engineering, providing students with practical experience in automotive technology.

Nashville property owners accidentally saw potential 2025 property values due to a system test error; officials clarified these were not final assessments. Correct values will be released April 21, 2025, with appeals until May 9.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Nashville with predictions of mild to warm temperatures, clear skies, and chances of showers and gusty winds over the coming days.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit by Nashville Boots, upholding Tennessee's regulations on car booting as likely constitutional. The state's Motion Act, which limits booting practices, remains in effect to protect the public interest.

A 7-year-old boy named Jacob Peters was honored by the Franklin Police Department for calling 9-1-1 when his aunt had a seizure, potentially saving her life.

A man was arrested for assaulting a woman on a Murfreesboro trail and faces several charges including kidnapping and sexual battery.

Eleven Tennessee Air National Guard members received Distinguished Flying Crosses for heroism during Operation True Promise and were honored by the Tennessee Senate.

Dejuan Bell from Nashville faces federal charges for possessing firearms as a felon, drug trafficking, and violating probation after a homicide conviction.

The Metro Public Health Department is offering free STI screenings on April 17-18 as part of STI Awareness Week.