Tennessee will allocate $5 million to area food banks amid the government shutdown. It comes as President Trump reverses ...

TBI says Kenneth Spivey, 59, is charged with first-degree murder for the death of his mother, 76-year-old Linda Spivey, after ...

Rutherford's Director of Schools Jimmy Sullivan responds to concerns of Murfreesboro residents over future access to ...

Police are responding to reports of a plane crash near Louisville International Airport. The Louisville Metropolitan Police ...

Officials searching for Anthony Hill, 62, who has been missing in Tennessee for three weeks and was last seen in Cornersville ...

B.E. Academy for Girls in Nashville’s Edgehill community is being recognized nationally as a finalist for the Yass Prize, ...

Spring Hill's The Well food pantry faces unprecedented demand, serving 65 families in one hour as SNAP benefit shortages ...

The Franklin Police Department said officers conducted a traffic stop on I-65 South late Monday night that led to the arrest ...

While many active-duty military service members are getting paid during the shutdown, much of the federal civilian workforce is not, resulting in thousands of people losing income.

Governor Bill Lee has announced $5 million in state funding for food banks as the government shutdown continues.

Los Hermanos Mexican Grill draws from personal experience to help families in need across three Tennessee locations ...

The Tennessee Department of Transportation is reopening the public comment period for the proposed I-24 Southeast Choice ...