La Vergne's annual Easter Drive-Thru event will be on April 12 at Veterans Memorial Park, offering treats and a visit from the Easter Bunny for various age groups.

An Ohio police academy recruit was arrested for inappropriate online contact with a Tennessee minor and faces charges including solicitation and attempted sexual exploitation.

The Cookeville History Museum will host an exhibit on the Cream City sign, celebrating its 75-year history, including its impact on the community and related historical artifacts.

La Vergne's annual Block Party and Touch-a-Truck is on April 26 at Veterans Memorial Park, offering community fun, games, food trucks, and a chance for kids to explore vehicles.

Unemployment rates in Tennessee declined in 88 counties with 84 counties under 5%. Williamson County had the lowest and Cocke the highest rates. Statewide rate is steady at 3.7%, below the national average.

A car crash in Nashville during severe weather led to one woman's death and her daughter's critical injury. The other vehicle's occupants were also injured. Police are investigating the cause.

Mike D. Johnson, PNC Regional President, will be the Spring Commencement speaker for Nashville State's 2025 graduates at Lipscomb University on May 13.

Governor Bill Lee visited storm-hit McNairy County to oversee recovery efforts and discuss preparations for future severe weather alongside state and federal officials, emphasizing community resilience.

Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run involving a semi-truck at a Nashville truck stop. Police are searching for the driver.

Nashville officials detailed swift water rescue efforts after significant flooding, inviting media to learn about and discuss the teams' crucial emergency work.

Nashville's Emergency Operations Center was partially activated in response to severe weather forecasts, including potential tornadoes, to coordinate city efforts and ensure public safety.

TDEC launches a $19.4 million grant program from the Volkswagen Diesel Settlement to replace or upgrade older diesel vehicles in Tennessee to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions.

Tyler Watson from Murfreesboro was indicted for vehicular homicide and multiple assault charges related to a deadly crash last July, caused by phone distraction.