Tennessee promotes "Finish the FAFSA Week" to encourage student completion of financial aid applications before the April 15 deadline, vital for Tennessee Promise tuition-free college benefits.

Tennessee residents can dispose of household hazardous waste for free at TDEC's collection service on April 5 in Fentress, Lincoln, Meigs, and Rutherford counties.

Tennessee allocates over $20M to preserve Civil War sites with the most recent grants benefiting six applicants, including acquisitions by the American Battlefield Trust.

A 22-year-old man died in a crash where speed and alcohol may have been factors, per the Nashville Police. His SUV hit a wall and rolled over; he died later at a hospital. His passenger survived with minor injuries.

A Nashville man wanted for sexual assault was arrested in Mt. Juliet after a routine traffic stop for a suspended registration. This marks another arrest linked to vehicle checks by local police, emphasizing the importance of traffic enforcement.

A Nashville teen, Sujoy P. Guha-Perry, was charged with attempted homicide after targeting officers during two chases. He was previously out on bond for a separate shooting incident.

The National Weather Service forecasts unstable weather in Nashville, with a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and temperature swings in the coming days.

A raid by the FBI, DEA, and TN Highway Patrol at a Nashville nightclub resulted in about 100 detentions, with an ongoing drug and human trafficking investigation cited as the cause.

A severe car crash on Ooltewah-Ringgold Road resulted in a fire after the vehicle's motor was ejected. One juvenile was hospitalized with minor injuries.

Nashville police seek suspects in Mapco gas station burglaries, where over 400 cigarette packs were stolen. They review surveillance footage for leads.

A man in critical condition was hit by a vehicle on S. Church Street in Murfreesboro, causing traffic delays. Police urged alternate routes. Investigation is ongoing.

Keith Murdy, 64, from Rutherford County, has been found safe after a Silver Alert was issued when he went missing. He has been evaluated by paramedics.

The Clarksville Police Department showcases two adoptable pets, a Goldendoodle and a Pit Bull Terrier, inviting families to consider adding them to their homes.