The Shelbyville Police Department is giving the public a closer look at how it uses license plate reader technology and the role the system has played in local investigations. Read more at our link in bio

A $2,500 reward is being offered for a convicted murderer who escaped a Tennessee prison while serving a life sentence. Read more at our link in bio

October 27, 2026: Dry Stretch Nears Its End as Rain Chances Increase Read more at our link in bio

A look at the local mayoral and city council races, as well as the Wilson County home-rule question, on your 2026 ballot. Read more at our link in bio

The American Heart Association said a Tennessee Titans player is one of this season's NFL player ambassadors encouraging CPR certification. Read more at our link in bio

At just 25, Springfield’s Elecxus Ellis is using her coffee shop and new foundation to create meaningful opportunities for people with disabilities and her community. Read more at our link in bio

RJ and Rebekah Apostol started making donuts in their Spring Hill kitchen three months ago. Now, their family business plans to move to a commercial kitchen Read more at our link in bio

Joanna Reileah is recovering after police say a distracted driver hit a Nashville Pedal Tavern, injuring 10 on Demonbreun Street. Read more at our link in bio

Maíz de la Vida in Nashville's Gulch earned a 2026 MICHELIN Bib Gourmand. Chef Julio Hernandez reflects on the restaurant's journey from a stimulus check and tortillas to international recognition. Read more at our link in bio

Serenity Sumler, 20, spent 31 days at Vanderbilt after being hit by a car while helping a crash victim on I-24. Read more at our link in bio

Lorin Perger survived a brutal domestic attack at her home. Now, just one week later, she is speaking out to raise awareness and support others in a similar situation. Read more at our link in bio

An appeals court on Monday declined to rule on whether California elections officials can count roughly 20,000 ballots that the Justice Department alleges belong to noncitizen voters. Read more at our link in bio

A Bellevue resident lost internet after GFiber construction cut her line. Even switching to Xfinity didn't help. Read more at our link in bio

The Giompoletti family has turned their Evans Rd. Halloween display into Boo Alzheimer's. It's a fundraiser through the Alzheimer's Association Tennessee chapter and the Do What You Love To End Alz campaign. Read more at our link in bio

Antioch families are displaced after construction blasting triggered dangerous methane gas levels in a Burkitt Ridge neighborhood. Read more at our link in bio

People in a small coastal city in Oregon were evacuated when a fire erupted at a seafood plant and it was feared ammonia tanks could rupture and send dangerous amounts of the chemical into the air. Read more at our link in bio

Microsoft has offered 60,000 employees, or about 27% of its global workforce, voluntary buyouts as the software giant spends heavily on artificial intelligence. Read more at our link in bio