Nashville is forecasted to experience warm, sunny weather, with highs up to 77 degrees today and continuing warmth through early next week, before showers possibly arrive Tuesday night.

The Nashville Register of Deeds Office was named one of the best workplaces by the Nashville Business Journal based on a confidential employee survey.

Brian Callahan, the new Tennessee Titans head coach, emphasizes resilience and relentlessness for the upcoming season and advocates for a relaxed but responsible team culture.

Tennessee lawmakers pass a bill to prohibit first cousins from marrying, to close a loophole in 1820s law, sparking debates on genetic risks and states' rights.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed the Tennessee Disability and Aging Act, merging two departments to form the new Department of Disability and Aging to better serve the state's aging and disabled population.

NDOT forms the Approved Materials Committee to determine acceptable construction materials for Nashville infrastructure, holding quarterly meetings and establishing a transparent approval process.

The Nashville Police report a high rate of guns stolen from unlocked vehicles, urging locals to secure their cars and firearms amidst ongoing auto burglaries.

A former MNPS teacher, Gary Schleimer, was arrested for sexually battering a minor in a classroom at H.G. Hill Middle School and is held on a $100,000 bond.

A 19-year-old Nashville man died when his car went off I-24 and was found later near 561 Metroplex Drive; police seek witnesses who inspected the crash.

The National Weather Service predicts a warming trend in Nashville with temperatures rising to the high 60s and reaching the mid-80s by early next week, accompanied by windy and mostly sunny conditions.

The article discusses Titans' QB Will Levis' development under Coach Callahan, his leadership qualities, and preparation for the new season with a new offense.

TDCI educates Tennessee investors on fraud prevention during National Financial Capability Month, emphasizing verification and research to secure investments.

Franklin Police warn of a rise in online rental scams using fake listings on Facebook Marketplace to swindle victims out of money through various electronic methods.