The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance is promoting investor education and protection tips during National Financial Capability Month to help prevent fraud.

The Tennessee Department of Education is promoting the TCAP assessments for grades 3-8 from April 15 to May 3, emphasizing their importance in informing educational strategies and showcasing student proficiency across multiple subjects.

The Tennessee Attorney General warns of tax scams including fake IRS communications and false tax debt resolution, urging skepticism and reporting of suspicious contacts.

A missing 3-year-old Missouri boy was found safe in Nashville after an AMBER Alert. The TBI confirmed the child's safety, concluding a multi-state search.

The National Weather Service forecasts a 100% chance of storms in Nashville before 5pm, with rain continuing into the night. The weekend will see clear skies and rising temperatures.

Tennessee will sanction girls flag football as a high school varsity sport in 2024-25, becoming the 10th state to do so, with the support of the Tennessee Titans.

The Tennessee Senate passed a bill allowing teachers to carry guns after 40 hours of training, amidst strong opposition and debate on safety and effectiveness.

The Tennessee Senate passed a bill allowing teachers to carry guns in schools after heated debate and public outcry, requiring training and checks for staff.

Clarksville, Tennessee was recognized by Money magazine as one of the 50 Best Places to Live in the U.S., echoing its top spot in 2019, and earning the title of a Best New Boomtown for 2024.

Prince's Hot Chicken has opened at Nashville International Airport, offering travelers its signature spicy chicken. The airport expands its dining options post-Covid with various eateries, including Half Moon Empanadas.

Operation Lethal Eagle brings increased military activity to Clarksville with live fire exercises, while Fort Campbell celebrates the Month of the Military Child with various events.

A double shooting in Clarksville left Glenn Nicholson, 26, and Savannah Lumpkin, 30, dead with authorities seeking information to aid their investigation.

Tennessee's General Assembly passed a bill to suspend the driving privileges of juveniles making mass violence threats in schools, a move to deter such behavior.