Shoals Technologies Opens $30M Mega Facility in Tennessee
PORTLAND, TN (May 26, 2026) — Shoals Technologies Group, Inc. has opened its new 638,000-square-foot Mega Facility in Portland, Tennessee, marking a major expansion of the company’s domestic manufacturing footprint and strengthening its ability to support the nation’s growing energy infrastructure needs. Backed by a $3
Thousands without power in Tennessee
TENNESSEE — More than 2,300 customers across Tennessee are without electricity as of Tuesday morning, according to outage data from PowerOutage.us. The outage tracking website reported 2,365 homes and businesses without power statewide out of nearly 3.5 million customers being monitored. Tennessee currently ranks 10th
Feeding bears now illegal in Tennessee
It has always been a bad idea to feed bears, and now it’s illegal. A new Tennessee state law prohibits feeding bears, and violators can now be cited. Wildlife officials for years have warned the public about the risk of feeding bears because it can be dangerous for both the humans and the bears.
One person dead following vehicle crash on I-24 in Tennessee
TENNESSEE — A man was killed and several other people were injured in a crash that shut down Interstate 24 West for several hours overnight in Nashville, according to authorities. The crash was reported around 10:24 p.m. Monday near mile marker 38.8 by the Old Hickory Boulevard exit in the Whites Creek area, according
9 Tennessee Bakeries and Cafés That Will Make You Forget You’re Not in France
Tennessee might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of French pastries and café culture, but the state is home to some surprisingly authentic spots. From Nashville to Memphis, talented bakers and café owners have brought a slice of Paris to the Volunteer State.
Middle Tennessee animal centers urge fosters, support as kennels reach capacity
Animal rescue centers across Middle Tennessee need your help to relieve full kennels still at maximum capacity.
Attorneys pushing for Gov. Lee to pause executions in TN after botched lethal injection
Defense attorneys are pushing for Gov. Bill Lee to pause all executions following the failed lethal injection of Tony Carruthers. Carruthers, convicted of killing three people in 1994, was set to be put to death last week before complications with the injection occurred. The next state execution is scheduled for...
This Bustling Tennessee Outpost Hosts An Enormous Flea Market Every Single Weekend
You pull off the highway and suddenly your weekend has a new mission. This bustling Tennessee outpost transforms every Saturday and Sunday into an enormous treasure hunt that locals refuse to miss. Rows of vendors stretch across the grounds, selling vintage finds, handmade crafts, and things you never knew you...
Middle TN city ranked among country’s safest midsize cities, 2026 study says
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A new study from SmartAsset has ranked the safest midsize cities in the U.S. for 2026. The study examined more than 300 U.S. cities with populations between 65,000 and 250,000 to identify the safest cities in the country. SmartAsset reports that the cities were ranked using...
Tennessee launches massive rural health funding program worth over $200 million, designed to deliver...
Tennessee – The Tennessee Department of Health has released the first funding opportunity under the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), marking the start of a series of competitive grant programs aimed at improving rural health systems across the state. State officials said the initiative is designed to deliver

















