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It's no secret that September 2026 was extremely hot, but what caused it to be so hot for so long? News 2 Meteorologist Alex Libby explains the perfect storm that occurred to produce such intense heat.

Fight Laugh Feast is scheduled for Oct. 1- 3 at The Factory in Franklin to discuss what organizers call their “Christian Crusade Holy War.”

A Lewisburg mother says Vanderbilt Health confirmed an employee accessed her infant son’s electronic medical record twice without a legitimate business purpose, and she is speaking out after requesting an audit. Why It Matters. Federal data show unauthorized access to medical records by hospital employees is a widespre

Davidson County Sheriff Daron Hall discussed his department’s staffing shortages with the Study and Formulating Committee on Tuesday morning. Sheriff Hall explained how the duties of jail staff are stressful, often life-or-death, and have been proven to shorten lifespans. They should be compensated better than they are

A Nashville woman says she spent more than $16,000 of her own money over several years to keep her ex-husband on court-ordered GPS monitoring while he faced stalking-related charges and allegations of violating a protection order. The case is now drawing attention to a gap in Tennessee’s monitoring laws and how victims

Stacy Alessio will serve 12 years in prison without the possibility of probation, parole or early release after being convicted of child neglect charges tied to children being exposed to a known abuser.

As a little girl growing up in Tennessee, Rebecca Seaver’s playground was a fashion lover’s dream. During visits to her aunt Dolly’s house, she’d head straight for the closet—her favorite room—and marvel at the sea of sequins, rhinestones, beaded trims, and rows and rows of high heels before her.

Christa Pike, who is scheduled to be put to death Wednesday in Tennessee's first execution of a woman in more than 200 years, has refused to select her last meal.

The top federal prosecutor for western Kentucky said the incident occurred during a "routine traffic stop."

Investigators now know how a 26-year-old mother whose dismembered remains were found in Smyrna died and where they believe the killing happened. Less than a week after Tia Mosley, known to loved ones as "KT," was reported missing, Smyrna police say an autopsy determined she died from a gunshot wound to the head.