The Nashville Symphony Board of Directors unanimously passed a resolution on Sept. 28 and furlough 27 staff positions and 77 ...

A Mt. Juliet homeowner said the grease from ketchup, mustard and other condiments thrown on her home have stained the siding, ...

September 28 is World News Day. To celebrate, pre-school students at The Goddard School of Gallatin got to interview staff, complete with microphones and news desk.

Two teens were killed just days apart. Now, a grieving Nashville father and community advocates are pleading for change ...

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti says prediction markets, like Kalshi, should follow the same rules as the ...

The lawyer for a McMinnville SWAT officer worries the district attorney could seek an indictment in a fatal officer-involved ...

Data centers are coming to Tennessee — and three local university experts say your voice matters now more than ever. Watch the full expert panel and find out what's really at stake for your community.

Fall yard work can be a family affair, but mowers, leaf blowers and pressure washers can pose serious risks. Consumer Reports ...

Multiple people were killed in a house fire Monday morning in Waynesboro, according to the Wayne County sheriff. The TBI has ...

Kentucky State Police are investigating a trooper-involved shooting on I-65 in Warren County. Few details have been released about what led up to the shooting.

A ruptured gas line has shut down traffic along part of North Tennessee Boulevard in Murfreesboro as Atmos Energy works to make repairs.

Gov. Bill Lee says he will not grant clemency to Christa Pike, leaving her scheduled Wednesday execution in place. Pike would be the first woman executed in Tennessee in more than 200 years.