Franklin, Tennessee is installing U.S. Line Markers to denote Civil War positions, with a project by the Civil War Historical Commission underway for nearly two decades.

Nashville mourns the loss of Commander Anthony McClain, with public visitations and a celebration of life service planned after his death from a medical emergency.

Gallatin, Tennessee, is hiring an Equipment Operator II at $22.45/hr for their Public Utilities/Water Department, requiring experience with heavy machinery, a high school diploma/GED, and a valid driver's license.

Tennessee's legal challenge to the NCAA's NIL restrictions leads to a settlement that could transform college sports, allowing athletes compensation related to their image and name.

Ed Sheeran made a surprise appearance at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge in Nashville, performing alongside the Jackson Capps Band and thrilling patrons with his hits.

Two New York men, Devaska Gordon and Christopher Wilson, were arrested in Franklin for shoplifting and face multiple charges including evading arrest and possession of an anti-theft device.

Kenneth Strickland was arrested again in Nashville after a high-speed chase in a stolen car, with his bond set at $76,000. His two passengers face various charges.

Two individuals were arrested for the murder of 56-year-old Bruce Morton, whose body was found under a mattress in Warren County. The suspects, Nina Judkins and David Alexander, also face abuse of corpse charges.

Nashville faces flood advisories due to heavy rain affecting the Cumberland River and other areas, with variable weather patterns expected to continue through the week.

Florida won the SEC Tournament championship against Tennessee with an 86-77 victory, securing their first title since 2014. The Gators' strategy and ball movement proved effective over the Volunteers.

The Restoring Clarksville Initiative successfully demolished two blighted properties, with officials focusing on improving the city's landscape and safety.

A Brentwood home was damaged after lightning caused a fire. Brentwood Fire & Rescue and Franklin Fire Department quickly contained the blaze to the attic. No injuries reported.

The Nashville Register of Deeds will close on March 17-18 for construction, enhancing customer experience with new features like an archive center & a Veterans ID booth, and free parking on reopening.