A rare fanaloka pup was born at the Nashville Zoo on March 10, marking a significant occasion for the conservation of this vulnerable species from Madagascar.

A Franklin woman and her cat were displaced after a condo fire caused by an accidentally turned on electric range. No injuries occurred, but the incident resulted in $10,000 in damages.

Country music star Eric Church announces a residency at Chief's in Nashville, featuring intimate performances and untold stories, with proceeds aiding his charity, Chief Cares.

Austin Peay State University has established a new chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers to support students of color in STEM fields, providing networking and career opportunities.

Spring Hill firefighters rescued a dog and two cats from a third-floor apartment fire at Worthington Glen Apartments, which may have been caused by a cat turning on a stove.

The House bill in Tennessee proposes removing three members from Tennessee State University's Board instead of ten, aiming for a compromise in governance changes.

Two missing Tennessee children, Journey and Daley Garrett, were found safe in Alabama, ending an Amber Alert. Their non-custodial mother, Casey Campbell, faces kidnapping charges.

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti and AGs from 23 other states oppose a Department of Labor rule promoting diversity in apprenticeships, saying it counters equal protection and civil rights laws.

Shaquille Taylor was indicted for the murder of Belmont student Jillian Ludwig, prompting proposed legislation on gun ownership and mental health treatment.

Officials are investigating after an unidentified man's body was found in the Cumberland River; there were no signs of foul play. He had distinct tattoos, and police seek public assistance for identification.

TPUC and NARUC endorse Fix a Leak Week to promote fixing household leaks, conserving water and encouraging sustainable usage.

The TPUC promotes "Fix a Leak Week" to encourage homeowners to repair leaks and save water, emphasizing that household leaks can waste 10,000 gallons annually.

Nashville's chill gives way to a high of 58 degrees today, with clear skies promised by the National Weather Service. Winds could gust up to 20 mph. Temperatures will rise to near 69 on Wednesday, with possible showers and a high near 63 on Friday.