Gunfire caused a crash in Williamson County, with deputies investigating the incident near Natchez Trace Parkway. The driver was hospitalized and is stable; the motive remains unknown.

A missing 4-year-old autistic boy in Clarksville was found safe after an intensive search. He was discovered in the woods behind his home following community and police efforts.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Nashville with several chances of showers and thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures reaching up to 87°F.

Fall Creek Falls State Park is planning to restore the park's ecology after storm damage. This will involve cleanups, managing timber, and strategies like burns and planting pollinator-friendly seeds, with details to be shared at a May 9 open house.

Morgan Wallen faces court for throwing a chair that nearly hit officers; his hearing is rescheduled for August 15. His attorney argues for his absence due to touring commitments.

Nashville prepares for a busy weekend with 100,000 visitors expected for events including a Predators game and a Morgan Wallen concert, with increased Emergency Communications staffing.

Country singer Tanya Tucker opened a bar on Nashville's Lower Broadway, named Tanya Tucker's Tequila Cantina, and made a grand entrance by riding a horse down the street.

Tennessee Rep. Justin Jones retains his ballot spot after the Davidson County Election Commission dismissed a challenge to his candidacy due to questioned signatures.

Nashville police urge early arrival downtown to avoid gridlock from an expected 50,000 Morgan Wallen fans at Nissan Stadium, other events, and limited parking.

Spring Hill High School was closed on May 3rd due to vandalism. Activities resumed after school, and classes were expected to restart by May 6th. Details about the damage were limited, but no injuries were reported. An investigation is ongoing.

Robbers apprehended after a Dollar General heist faced a police chase and were caught; Johnny Cross and Tedarreis Thompson face charges including aggravated robbery and evading arrest.

The article details a forecast of wet weather for Nashville with frequent showers and thunderstorms and mild temperatures expected throughout the week.

Morgan Wallen waives his right to appear in court for charges stemming from throwing a chair at a Nashville bar; his lawyer will represent him instead.