Murfreesboro TN

Retiring Wilson County Schools bus driver Frances Theiring will be the county’s first woman inducted into the Tennessee School Bus Driver Hall of Fame to cap a nearly 50-year career. Theiring’s fellow bus drivers and WCS personnel honored her for her career recently at the transportation department’s year-end cookout..

Tennessee is quietly home to some of the most jaw-dropping thrift stores you will ever walk into. From Nashville to Chattanooga, these secondhand shops are packed wall to wall with furniture, clothing, books, and hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Whether you are hunting for a vintage find or just...

Interstate 40 is back open after a truck carrying an oversized load hit the Broadway overpass on Sunday, closing the highway for at least three hours.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A new report has found which states in the U.S. mortgage delinquency is increasing the most among homeowners in 2026. WalletHub released its mortgage delinquency report in late May to find which states are seeing the biggest increase. “Being delinquent on a mortgage is very bad...

Tennessee will become the first state in the nation with its own regulatory framework for nuclear fusion machines June 9, marking yet another major milestone as the global epicenter of nuclear energy. The Volunteer State will be the first state to roll out a technology-neutral approach to fusion regulation. Tennessee..

TENNESSEE — Tennessee already has a growing Buc-ee’s presence, with locations operating in Crossville, Sevierville and Smiths Grove just across the Kentucky border serving parts of northern Tennessee. In addition, a new Buc-ee’s is under development in Murfreesboro. Despite that expansion, there are still several areas

A growing vehicle theft investigation in Tennessee just pulled federal agents, multiple law enforcement agencies, and several stolen vehicles into the spotlight after a series of coordinated raids uncovered what police believe is a larger theft operation still unfolding behind the scenes. The Lebanon Police Department

Tennessee's statewide ban on kratom is set to take effect July 1 under legislation known as the "Matthew Davenport's Law."

Tennessee’s unemployment rate remains at 3.6%, but for the fifth month in a row, the number of people employed statewide has dropped, newly released data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, BLS, shows.  Around 3.42 million Tennesseans were employed in November 2025, and that number has now fallen to 3.38 million

Storms are expected to roll through Middle Tennessee Monday morning into the afternoon. A few storms could turn strong to severe with damaging wind as the main threat. The tornado risk remains very low. Some storms will bring heavy rain that could cause localized flooding. A second wave of storms...