A Southwest flight from Baltimore to Denver diverted to Nashville due to an unexplained cabin odor, was taken out of service, and passengers continued on a replacement plane.

States are challenging the NCAA's restrictive rules on college athletes' use of their name, image, and likeness rights, alleging anticompetitive practices.

Joey Fecci, 26, died during the Nashville Marathon; concerns over water stations were raised, but organizers deny shortages. A physician and others attempted to save Fecci. The event will review water station procedures.

Tennessee declares May as Teacher Appreciation Month, with social media recognition and a focus on educators' impact on K-12 students. The state also plans a pay raise for teachers.

Owner of Kinfolks BBQ, Scharneitha Britton, has been sentenced to six years of probation and ordered to pay $68,205.73 in restitution for tax fraud and theft in Tennessee.

Nashville city officials warn of heavy traffic and parking challenges at Nissan Stadium due to upcoming events and advise the public to plan their transportation in advance.

Nashville's Partners in Care program, pairing police with mental health clinicians for crisis calls, goes countywide, showing success in its approach since June 2021.

The MNPD announced 23 experienced officers' promotions to enhance leadership and effectiveness in overseeing local precincts and addressing policing challenges.

Nashville is expecting warm, sunny weather with a high of 88 degrees today, but there's potential for rain and thunderstorms later in the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Interest rates on loans in Tennessee will increase, with a new maximum rate of 12.50% effective April 29, 2024, as announced by the state's financial authority.

The MNPD reports a high rate of guns stolen from vehicles in Nashville, urging residents to secure their cars to prevent theft and related crimes. An initiative to tackle the issue has led to multiple arrests and vehicle and gun recoveries.

Twin sisters Kamaria and Kamea Johnson have become the valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, of their Tennessee high school. They plan to attend the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Tennessee's AG Jonathan Skrmetti announced a multi-state coalition to challenge the federal government's reinterpretation of Title IX, aimed at protecting women's equality in education and athletics.