The forecast for Nashville includes sunny spells, potential showers, and possible thunderstorms with fluctuating high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s.

The contentious House Bill 793, allowing Tennessee schools to refuse undocumented students, advanced despite protests and concerns of constitutional violations.

Lourdes Hernandez was indicted for the murder of a six-month-old while operating an unlicensed childcare. The infant had high levels of an antihistamine in her system.

Fisk University introduces "One Day for Fisk," aiming to build a strong philanthropic culture through a fundraising event with food, music, and community collaboration.

Tennessee appoints Michelle Hernandez as the new Chief of Accounts, succeeding retiring Mike Corricelli who has achieved 44 years of financial reporting excellence.

Chris Lam has received the Governor's Excellence in Service Award for his outstanding work in laboratory proficiency and communication in science within the Tennessee Department of Agriculture.

Tennessee AG Skrmetti leads a coalition of 30 attorneys general supporting federal bills to enable cell phone jamming in state prisons, addressing contraband cell phone issues.

The Country Music Association has announced Tony Brown, June Carter Cash, and Kenny Chesney as 2025 Hall of Fame inductees.

Tennessee reports a fifth pediatric flu death this season, with recent spikes in flu activity despite decreased outpatient visits. The impact varies by region.

Nashville's forecast includes sunny skies and potential showers with temperatures ranging from the 60s to 80s and intermittent chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week.

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office warns of rising sextortion cases where predators coerce children into sharing explicit content, urging reports to 1-615-790-5550.

A pickup and dump truck collision in Clarksville caused road closure and traffic delays, with no injuries reported. Cleanup allowed road reopening by early afternoon.

A police officer's alertness led to the arrest of a man in Mt. Juliet for felony warrants and drug possession after spotting his car with improper license plates.