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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — FOX 17 News is monitoring for a few strong thunderstorms that are possible Sunday and Monday. A few isolated storms are possible in the afternoon, but the best chance for any strong or severe storms will come Sunday night into Monday morning. The overall threat...

A sleepy corner of the CoolSprings Galleria parking lot is about to get a serious glow-up. Greystar is set to build a 361-unit apartment community on a 5.35-acre slice of the Franklin, Tenn. mall campus, trading an underused northeast parking area for housing stacked over roughly 15,000 square feet of ground-floor reta

Tennessee is a hiker’s paradise, boasting picturesque trails that meander through lush forests and alongside cascading waterfalls. However, the state’s rich biodiversity includes not only benign wildlife but also a variety of snakes. While encountering these reptiles is part of the natural experience, it is essential f

Tennessee homeowners are getting hammered with some of the steepest home insurance bills in the country, and Nashville is feeling it most. New figures show the typical Tennessee homeowner now faces an annual premium of about $3,408, which is roughly 42% above the national average. That price tag ranks Tennessee seventh

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV/WVLT) - Dozens of new laws will take effect in Tennessee on July 1, 2026. The laws cover a wide range of issues such as compliance with deportation orders, teacher-student relationships, limitations on classroom technology and more. Here’s a breakdown on several bills going into effect July 1:...

Families in parts of Tennessee are receiving a one-time $120 summer grocery payment as the...

Five people, including three from Middle Tennessee, have been charged following a human trafficking investigation in Sumner County.

A Williamson County same-sex couple, Jason and Greg Warren, said a Facebook post helped them find supportive community and other families like theirs in Middle Tennessee. After receiving an overwhelmingly positive response and making in-person connections, they created a new group called “Rainbow Families of Williamson

After years of planning, workshopping, and public input, the Wilson County Planning Commission has adopted a new master land use plan.

Please tell us a little about yourself. “I am a lifelong Wilson County resident. I grew up in Watertown and have lived in Mt. Juliet since 2003.”. “I have been married for 23 years to my wonderful wife, Christy (Weathers) Lawson of Smyrna. I have two sons, Avery (19), who is a pre-med student at ETSU, and Everett (17),