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A partial lunar eclipse will be visible late Thursday night. Sky watchers are advised that this special cosmic show will occur late Thursday night and continue into early Friday morning.

Anheuser-Busch is suing Tennessee's Revenue Commissioner regarding a dispute over nearly $1.9 million. The lawsuit centers on franchise tax refunds that the company claims it is owed by the state of Tennessee.

A man suffering serious injuries was hit by a car while crossing the road early Sunday morning on Rosa Parks Boulevard.

Construction on the new Nissan Stadium remains on schedule. The update confirmed that crews are preparing for necessary work, including seats and bridge connector installation. This information was presented to the Metro Sports Authority.

A crash occurred that resulted in the complete closure of all lanes on I-40 E. The road closures were reported to have taken place at Central Pike early Monday.

The family of Cameron Frierson is honoring his memory after he was fatally shot at age 16. They recall him as a loving son, brother, and driven student who had big ambitions.

Bald eagles from Dollywood’s sanctuary are moving to a new home at the American Eagle Foundation in Kodak. This change occurs while the two organizations celebrate 35 years of working together to protect bald eagles.

A pedestrian was killed in a crash that occurred in Clarksville. Police are currently investigating the incident.

A man in Nashville was accused of secretly recording women during sexual encounters and has admitted guilt to four counts of unlawful photography. Discussions regarding the case involve a victim and an attorney concerning potential judicial diversion or clearing of records for Matthew Vollmer.

Murfreesboro police are searching for a 19-year-old accused of opening fire into an occupied home. The incident occurred while five people were asleep inside the dwelling.

A Giles County deputy has been placed on administrative leave as authorities begin an investigation. The inquiry surrounds allegations involving the euthanization of two dogs.

Clarksville police are investigating an early morning crash. This incident is expected to cause impacts on traffic flow on Friday.

As growth and development continue around the Madison, Goodlettsville, and RiverGate areas, some longtime residents are seeking protections for their neighborhood character. In response to these ongoing changes, residents are now turning toward zoning protections.

A driver shortage is currently impacting bus routes in Rutherford County. Consequently, Rutherford County Schools has announced that six bus contractors are being put on notice as the district works to address the problem affecting several routes.

One person died following a crash that occurred on I-24 in Anitoch early Friday.

A Colorado man who went missing in East Nashville over the weekend was found dead Wednesday evening.

The discussion centers on who has visibility into videos captured by Nashville police drones. Skydio has responded directly to associated privacy concerns regarding the technology. Furthermore, this conversation is taking place as Metro Council considers establishing new limits for the use of these police drones.

Over 3,000 people woke up without power this morning. According to Nashville Electric Service's outages map, the utility reported that a total of 3,177 customers are currently without electricity.

As severe storms and a tornadowarning moved through western Kentucky, an earthquake was also detected nearby. The magnitude of this earthquake was 2.3.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is proposing a $57.9 billion state budget for fiscal year 2027. This proposed plan includes boosts of funding specifically for schools and TennCare.