Gabby Watson from Athens, Georgia, is indicted on charges of cyberstalking and making threats, related to an alleged adoption scam affecting a Tennessee couple.

Tennessee State Parks are hosting over 90 events for Father's Day, including fishing, floats, crafts, and hikes, offering a range of activities for families to celebrate the day in nature.

The NAACP and NAN demand a meeting with Nashville's Mayor over a 61-page complaint alleging that MNPD officers promoted legislation to weaken civilian police oversight.

A 74-year-old man, Daniel Coffman, was arrested in Kentucky after a road rage incident where he allegedly shot at another vehicle; no injuries were reported, and he claimed to have intended to scare the victims.

The article discusses the leak of writings by Covenant School shooter Audrey Hale, with an investigation into how publications obtained the documents and an upcoming court hearing about the release.

Two 12-year-olds were arrested for stealing their teacher's SUV from their Nashville middle school, using her unattended keys. They were tracked and apprehended by the THP.

TDOT prepares for increased I-24 traffic due to Bonnaroo Festival, with strategies including maintenance units, HELP trucks, and a temporary halt on construction to ensure smooth traffic flow and festival access.

New renderings of Nashville Yards showcase amenities like a pedestrian park and pickleball courts. Construction awaits Metro approval, aiming to start in summer and finish by spring 2025.

The Nashville Police report a high number of guns stolen from cars and urge residents to secure firearms, as part of an initiative that has led to 530 arrests and recovery of stolen vehicles and guns.

Tennessee's Financial Institutions Commissioner Greg Gonzales has set a new maximum interest rate at 12.50 percent, adjusting with the Federal Reserve's prime loan rate.

Devin Lauderdale from Georgia was arrested in Atlanta for his alleged role in a Feb. 7 shooting in Nashville's Berry Hill area; the actual shooter remains at large.

Civil Rights leader Reverend James Lawson Jr. died at 95, known for his nonviolent activism and influence during the Civil Rights movement. He mentored others on peaceful resistance and was integral to desegregating Nashville's lunch counters.

The Metro Nashville Police Department arrested Cesar Sandoval for reckless endangerment related to street racing, marking the 45th arrest in their initiative against the trend.