A student from Goodlettsville Middle School is in custody for threatening to blow up the school, with local authorities and the community addressing the incident's gravity.

Mobile units in Tennessee are offering free replacement driver licenses and IDs to flood victims at specific locations, with extended services at Elizabethton. The initiative aims to assist in recovery efforts.

A Nashville woman was arrested for distributing explicit material involving minors using the Kik platform, facing two counts of aggravated sexual exploitation.

The grandmother of an 8-year-old boy was arrested for criminal homicide and child neglect after the child fatally shot himself with an unsecured shotgun in their home.

A man sustained a non-critical gunshot wound to the leg at a Nashville gas station; authorities are investigating the unclear circumstances, with no suspect in custody.

The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts a week of stable weather, with sunny days, highs around 87°F, light winds, and patchy fog in the early mornings.

One woman has been airlifted to a hospital after being extricated from a vehicle following a serious crash in Clarksville. Traffic was rerouted due to the investigation.

Nashville International Airport issued a temporary ground stop on incoming flights due to low visibility from fog, which lifted at 8:30 a.m. with minimal disruption.

Federal disaster unemployment aid is offered to residents of eight Tennessee counties affected by Tropical Storm Helene, with applications accepted until December 2nd, 2024.

Vanderbilt University and the Nashville DEC receive an NSF grant to advance 'Angie,' an AI-based emergency dispatch simulator, enhancing dispatcher training with realistic scenarios.

Nashville authorities have indicted six more people, including a former Sheriff's Office employee and three inmates, in a drug smuggling operation at a local detention center.

TOSHA initiates an investigation into worker fatalities in a flash flood at Impact Plastics in Erwin, Tennessee, coordinating with the TBI and local authorities.

The National Weather Service in Nashville issued a Dense Fog Advisory until 9 AM CDT. Visibility may be a quarter mile or less, with caution advised for commuters. The weather is expected to clear later with highs in the 80s.