Murfreesboro TN

The IRS announced in October 2024 that some taxpayers in 7 states qualified for a postponed tax deadline in 2025.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency has listed many areas under a boil water advisory due to damage from flooding. On April 2, severe storms entered West and Middle Tennessee counties for days before they moved out of the area on April 6. The following areas are now under a boil water advisory:...

As historic storms drenched parts of Kentucky over the weekend, Mammoth Cave National Park saw floodwaters rise throughout the park.

A cruise by the county fairgrounds led to a jaunt to the county jail for two Davidson County women. On March 31, Ashland City Police Department officers observed a Nissan sedan with a temporary license plate failing to maintain its lane and repeatedly driving over the yellow lines as it travelled east on Fairgrounds...

Parents are beside themselves after seeing what unfolded between their child and a Wilson County daycare worker.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A hearing officer recommended to decline parole to a man convicted in the kidnapping, torture, and murder of two men in Tennessee in the 1990s, according to District Attorney Bryant C. Dunaway. On Tuesday, Dunaway and the families of victims Roger Dale Zammit attended the parole...

If you live in Tennessee or are a frequent visitor to the southern state, you might think you've already seen all it has to offer. Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Music City (or its less crowded, more affordable alternative and Home of the Blues, Memphis), Lookout Mountain, Graceland, the Grand Ole Opry ... been...

In a recent turn of events, Vanessa Murtaugh, a former chair of the Tennessee Inmate Disciplinary Oversight Board, admitted guilt to charges of aggravated statutory rape. According to Action News 5, Murtaugh accepted a plea deal that forgoes a prison sentence in exchange for four years of supervised probation and...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A Tennessee bill that would ban Red 40 from being in food or beverages at public schools had advanced in the House this week. HB0134/SB0476 requires local education agencies and public charter schools to ban all menu items that contain the food dye Red 40 from being sold or offered for sale...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A bill aimed at lowering the standard of deadly force for Tennesseans to protect their property failed in the Senate. The bill, SB 1407/HB 0856, would have lowered the standard for use of deadly force to protect property. It also would have specified that deadly force...