The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled in favor of BlueCross BlueShield against a former employee terminated for petitioning against the company's COVID-19 vaccine policy.

Brentwood introduces a voluntary Address-Based Irrigation plan to evenly distribute water usage across the week, aiming to ease strain on city resources.

The Tennessee Board of Regents announced a tuition increase for community colleges and TCATs, criteria for selecting a new president at Walters State Community College, and a new program at Roane State Community College.

Nashville's NDOT has launched an anti-littering campaign featuring "Trashley" to prompt citizens to keep the city clean and highlight the costs and environmental impact of litter.

The TBI's raid on Butler Snow Law Firm, investigating a whistleblower complaint against MNPD, raises concerns for the CRB seeking transparency and independence in the investigation.

A suspect, Miguel Cruz-Lopez, was arrested for the April 2024 murder of Francisco Almazan-Rojas in South Nashville. Cruz-Lopez admitted to the shooting and stealing the victim's belongings.

Convicted felon Isaiah Newsom was arrested in Nashville for pointing an AR-15 style rifle at an undercover detective and other charges including firearm theft and evading arrest.

West Stevens Street will be closed during weekdays from Hughes Street to South Willow Avenue starting this Friday for construction, with local access maintained.

Honduran man Carlos Alberto Diaz-Chavez faces firearm and drug charges in Tennessee after his arrest. He illegally possessed guns, including a machinegun, and intended to distribute methamphetamine.

Gallatin, in partnership with GNRC, is initiating a door-to-door census verification process starting April 7 to ensure accurate population records, which influences city funding.

The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts a partly sunny day with a high near 81 degrees, light winds, and potential evening showers leading to a rainy weekend.

Two men died in a three-vehicle crash in Tennessee involving a Chevrolet Malibu, GMC Sierra, and a dump truck.

Tennessee maintains a steady unemployment rate of 3.7% for six months, lower than the national average, with job growth in government, leisure, hospitality, and health sectors.