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Scattered storms will move through Middle Tennessee late Sunday night and early Monday morning. More>>
Police are asking for the public's help to catch a suspect in an armed robbery. More>>
Tropical Storm Alberto hovered off the South Carolina and Georgia coasts on Sunday, canceling tourist cruises, producing showers and serving as a reminder that the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season is just around the corner. More>>
Four families were displaced Saturday, after a fire destroyed and East Nashville apartment. More>>
A former inmate at the Sevier County jail has filed a federal lawsuit that says an attack at the facility last year left him paralyzed. More>>
Robin Gibb, whose vibrato comprised one-third of the harmony behind the legendary group the Bee Gees is dead after a long period of ill health.
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Eleven days after escaping from authorities, a juvenile escapee was captured at a home in Madison. More>>
An Oregon zoo keeper tends to a young bear cub removed from the wilderness. More>>
He was the embodiment of one of modern Libya's darkest chapters - a man synonymous with horrifying scenes of wreckage, broken families and a plane that fell out of the sky a generation ago. His name, Abdel Baset... More>>
At 10:15 a.m. Sunday, teams found the body of Logan Brittain, 16, not far from the area where he was last seen swimming, Perry County Sheriff's officials said. More>>
Gov. Bill Haslam says it's "not easy" to strike a balance between efficiency and transparency in state government. Several times this year the Republican governor has favored closing information. More>>
Many areas will remain dry however those areas that do get a storm will likely get a strong one with heavy downpours and potential for hail. More>>
Officials in Nashville are trying to improve how the city handles domestic violence cases. More>>
A West Tennessee sheriff says he is "confident" that an arrest will be made in a slaying investigation that has gone on for months. More>>
Automated external defibrillators or AED's are designed to save cardiac arrest victims, but new research finds the devices are often too far out of reach during an emergency. More>>
The NAACP board voted Saturday to endorse same-sex marriage. More>>
Emergency rescue crews have located a man who was reported missing while swimming at Percy Priest Lake. A group of boaters spotted the man swimming near Elm Hill Marina around 11:30 Saturday night. The More>>
A day after the historic Facebook IPO, founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg updated his status Saturday to "married." More>>
Foreclosure has become an epidemic felt all over the country. With that in mind, the city of La Vergne held a foreclosure prevention event Saturday, aimed at lending a hand to those fighting to keep their homes. More>>
A new private supply ship for the International Space Station remained stuck on the ground Saturday after rocket engine trouble led to a last-second abort of the historic flight. More>>
University of Tennessee archaeologists are discovering the unmarked graves of itinerant miners who died in the 1902 Fraterville mining disaster. More>>
The Tennessee Baptist Convention is without a home tonight. That's the decision by the convention's executive board who unanimously agreed to accept a $9 million offer for its headquarters in Brentwood.
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Staycations offer simple, cost-effective ways to enjoy downtime and provide an extending outing to your family. The idea is to find something unique to do that's within your area or even in your own hometown. More>>
Isolated storms are expected during the afternoon and evening hours on Saturday. Most areas will stay dry but those that do see a storm will experience very heavy downpours and the possibility of hail.
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A new breast cancer vaccine has been shown to cut the risk of recurrence by nearly half. More>>
Murfreesboro Police are investigating a fatal accident on I-24 westbound early Saturday morning. More>>
Crews were working to clear a serious wreck Friday evening that closed all northbound lanes of I-65 in Maury County. More>>
A few minutes meant all the difference Friday for two dogs that have had a miserable life. They were chained and abandoned at a house, left to die. More>>
A teenager certainly chose to break into the wrong home. The woman who lives there is an assistant elementary school teacher, and she immediately fought back. More>>
Work will continue through the weekend in western Kentucky, where crews have been replacing a 322-foot span of a bridge that collapsed four months ago, hindering access to Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. More>>
Missouri-based Diamond Pet Foods is voluntarily recalling another type of dog food because of potential exposure to salmonella. More>>
Many Tennesseans have reported problems with their unemployment benefits and not receiving their checks, but the culprit might actually be something they aren't doing. More>>
There may be more to the sex scandal that has led to a "housecleaning" at the Mt. Juliet City Hall. We have uncovered new details and allegations involving city workers, accused of sexting with their work phones and emails. More>>
Tiny, black insects are becoming such a problem in one Middle Tennessee town that some people have even considered moving, and county leaders are now planning to spend thousands to get rid of the pests. More>>
A tractor trailer involved in a wreck Friday evening is leaking diesel fuel, officials said. The collision and leak were reported after 5 p.m. on White's Creek Pike at Greenbrier Road. More>>
The Nashville Ballet is offering a celebration of Nashville's creative side this weekend. Dance, music and visual art will all be on stage for the rare performances. More>>
A Williamson County sheriff's deputy is in trouble with his own department for the way he spoke to a woman during a recent traffic stop in which she didn't immediately pull over. More>>
When customers buy a ticket, they expect timely service. But after a mix-up on a warm day, some MegaBus passengers want refunds and an explanation. More>>
Davidson and surrounding counties are under an air quality alert for the second-straight day Saturday, and officials caution that the trend may continue. INSIDE: Tips to consider
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Police are investigating a bank robbery Friday afternoon at First Tennessee Bank near the Bellevue Shopping Center. More>>
This is an easy, inexpensive recipe to serve at your next party, or to take to a cookout! As simple as it is to make, the outcome is a beautiful, elegant display ... almost too pretty to eat. Almost!AIMEE More>>
The man accused of shooting and killing a 14-year-old at a graduation party has pleaded guilty. More>>
Franklin police said they're stepping up enforcement of laws about golf carts after two recent crashes involving teenagers. More>>
The Tennessee Department of Transportation will pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to replace wetlands it destroyed while building a major Middle Tennessee road. More>>
Police said a man posing as a masseuse has been arrested for allegedly fondling a woman who came to him for help. More>>
The Big 12 and the Southeastern conferences have announced a deal that will pit their football regular-season champions against each other in a bowl game for five years beginning in 2014.
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An American woman who adopted a Russian boy and then later sent him back to Moscow on a one-way flight has been ordered to pay $150,000 and cough up an additional $1,000 a month in child support. More>>
Country music legend Loretta Lynn is three years older than she has led people to believe, an age change that undermines the story she told of being married at 13 in "Coal Miner's Daughter," documents obtained by The Associated Press show. More>>
The small town of Portland is rallying around a 3-month-old child who is beating all the odds. Andrew Hagewood was clinging to life when he received a heart transplant in March. More>>
Many paused Friday to remember the dozens of Tennessee Highway Patrol officers who have sacrificed their lives for the safety of others on the state's roads. More>>
Mayor Karl Dean led one of several groups bicycling to work Friday morning as part of National Bike to Work Day. More>>
Fort Campbell is offering incentives to its civilian employees to leave their jobs or retire early and trying to find new jobs for others in order to reduce the number of civilian workers by the end of the fiscal year. More>>
Because of major budget cuts, athletes in Coffee County may have to find their own ride to the field. More>>
LaVergne is encouraging residents to sign up for alerts that could save their lives. More>>
When you talk about making a bucket list, you might think of someone who's middle aged - certainly not someone already living in a senior citizens' home. More>>
A teacher at Blackman High School is out of a job after an alleged incident on a school bus. More>>
Hundreds of students, staff and guests gathered Wednesday to break ground on a 35,000-square-foot student center at a private Brentwood school. More>>
A doctor from rural Sumner County has lost his license to practice in Tennessee. More>>
A former Tennessee judge who authorities say was addicted to prescription painkillers has been indicted on federal charges that he did not report the commission of a felony. More>>
Japan is bestowing national decorations on Sen. Lamar Alexander and a Vanderbilt University professor. More>>
A man wanted for a violent attack has been arrested in Springfield. Gregory Dale, 51, is accused of beating his girlfriend with a baseball bat. More>>
Two Middle Tennessee families are forever connected in a way they never expected. It's a relationship that started at the office several years ago, but earlier this month a former boss and employee relationship became much more special. More>>
There are many unanswered questions after a teenage girl, in the custody of a sheriff's department, took her own life Monday. More>>
A tractor-trailer caught fire after it was hit by a car early Tuesday morning, closing Highway 41 North in both directions near Drake Road in Robertson County. More>>
You have a new trail to explore in the Great Smoky Mountains in East Tennessee. More>>
A Bain family representative is offering new insight into the relationship between the Bain sisters and their suspected kidnapper, Adam Mayes. More>>
The Tennessee Valley Authority is increasing its fuel adjustment charge by 0.7 percent in June. More>>
Police have released the name of the former college basketball player who was fatally shot at a house party in Buffalo last weekend. More>>
One in 3 young adults with autism have no paid job experience, college or technical schooling nearly seven years after high school graduation, a study finds. That's a poorer showing than those with other disabilities... More>>
A Henry County High School student died in a terrible crash Monday afternoon in Paris. More>>
Memorabilia maker Jostens says 372 jobs will be affected when it moves all production work from its Topeka plant to Clarksville, beginning in July. More>>
A grieving Middle Tennessee family is asking for your help this weekend finding the person who murdered their only son. A community is coming together to help them get out an important message. More>>
Clarksville police conducted their second prostitution sting of 2012 on Friday and Saturday and arrested six men on various charges. More>>
It's been nearly two years since the murder of Nathan Morgan Jr. in Murfreesboro, shot to death by an unknown gunman. With clues slow to surface, Morgan's family has established a benefit fund to boost the Crimestoppers reward. More>>
Police in Dickson are investigating what could be a bomb in a car in the parking lot of a local motel Saturday evening. More>>
Legislation has been introduced in the House and Senate which would prohibit companies from obtaining social media passwords from employees or job candidates. More>>
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels are among the most elite teams in the country. Thousands of training hours are needed to join, and only few pilots are ever selected. More>>
This week's Time magazine cover depicts a 3-year-old boy latched on to his mother's partially exposed left breast. More>>
Starting soon, it could be more difficult for those on unemployment benefits in Tennessee to obtain and keep those benefits. Gov. Bill Haslam signed a trio of bills designed to keep people from abusing the system. More>>
A Mississippi man killed a Tennessee mother and her teenage daughter so he could abduct two young sisters who are still missing, according to court documents filed Wednesday, and a relative says the suspect thought the two... More>>
Some big name stars are helping kick-off the start to the summer music season. The annual Grammy Block Party was under way Tuesday on Music Row, and Wynonna Judd joined Channel 4's Jimmy Carter. (5/8/12)
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Gov. Bill Haslam has relocated to temporary office space while the state Capitol gets renovated. More>>
The likelihood of a teen dying in a car crash increases significantly with each passenger they have under 21 years old when there are no older passengers, according to a study released by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. More>>
About 30 leaders in education are meeting at Middle Tennessee State University this week to share ideas on ways to improve student performance. More>>
A Tennessee university is giving honorary degrees to World War II-era veterans who came to the state in the early 1940s for large-scale training exercises prior to the war in Europe. More>>
Former presidential hopeful Rick Santorum urged his supporters to back fellow Republican Mitt Romney's campaign Monday in a late-night email that ignored that Santorum once calling Romney the "worst Republican in the... More>>
Even law-abiding citizens are often tracked by police cars on area roads. For about a year now, many local police departments have been using high-tech scanners to catch criminals. More>>
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