A 15-year-old student from Sycamore High School died while jogging, potentially due to high temperatures; the community is grieving, and counseling is offered.

A McGavock High School teen was arrested with a vape pen, gun, and marijuana meant for sale on campus. The gun had been stolen, leading to multiple charges.

A 14-year-old girl named Seven Whitman is reported missing in Madison, Tennessee, and authorities have issued an endangered child alert urging public assistance.

An off-duty Lebanon, Tennessee, police officer died in a single-vehicle crash on Aviation Way; the cause and time of the accident are under investigation.

A Cookeville High School student falsely claimed to have a gun, prompting a lockdown and subsequent search, which found no weapon; the student was charged with making threats.

Nashville receives $4.7 million from the federal government to expand its EV charging infrastructure, aiming to increase accessibility and support the adoption of electric vehicles.

The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that a drug-sniffing dog's alert contributes to establishing probable cause for a search, in a case involving the differentiation between hemp and marijuana.

Nashville has been issued a "Code Orange" air quality alert due to high ozone levels, with residents advised to limit outdoor activities. This coincides with a heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach over 100 degrees.

A man was arrested after a carjacking and police chase, where he allegedly robbed a couple at gunpoint and fled in their RV, which was tracked using Apple AirTags.

Tennessee is enhancing travel inclusivity with features for all abilities, such as colorblind viewfinders, all-terrain wheelchairs in parks, accessible night sky trails, and wheelchair-friendly paths along the Tennessee Riverpark.

James E. Johnson is facing attempted murder charges for a shooting on I-40 West after an argument that began with a collision on Donelson Pike, as announced by Nashville Police.

Human remains found near railroad tracks in Coffee County are being investigated by authorities as a possible natural death, not a homicide. The remains have been sent to the ME for identification.

Detectives are investigating a fatal shooting on Hart and Creek Streets which killed a 41-year-old man; they are following strong leads and seeking public assistance.