A deadly shooting in East Nashville involving claims of self-defense during an alleged robbery attempt is under investigation by the Metro Nashville Police.

One man died and two were injured in a shooting at East Nashville's Cayce Homes. Police are investigating the incident that occurred around 6:15 p.m. Friday evening.

Tennessee celebrates National Fair Housing Month in April, commemorating the Fair Housing Act, which aims to prevent housing discrimination, enacted after Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol graduated 49 new state troopers, with Governor Bill Lee attending the ceremony. The class included both new recruits and experienced officers.

A frost advisory has been issued by the NWS in Nashville for early Saturday, warning of potential damage to sensitive vegetation due to temperatures dropping to 33 degrees.

A Tennessee blasting company lost its license following a November 2023 accident that injured workers and damaged a nearby boating company's property.

Jenny Men is accused of kidnapping her ex-boyfriend's children, demanding the return of her belongings in exchange for them, and threatening to take them on a harmful "road trip." She is now in custody.

Tennessee lawmakers have approved a bill requiring carbon monoxide detectors in child care centers, now awaiting the governor's signature for enactment.

Nashville Zoo celebrated the birth of four Nigerian dwarf goats, named after a local hockey star, entrancing visitors with their charm and mild temperament.

An argument on Clarksville Pike led to a shooting where a woman was wounded and Jakari Waters was arrested for reckless endangerment and vehicle theft.

Canadian chain Tim Hortons plans to open two new locations in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, with local business owner Naren Patel aiming to open over 40 stores across the state.

The article discusses Nashville residents' concerns over crime, quoting the Vanderbilt Poll showing 70% see it as a top issue, despite satisfaction with the city's livability and economy.

The Driver Services Center in Fayetteville, TN, will temporarily close on April 8 for renovations and is set to reopen in mid-June. Alternatives include nearby centers and online services.