More than half of social media child safety features aren’t working, per report
Social media giants have for years touted their growing slate of safety tools and protections as proof that they prioritize young users’ wellbeing.
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How Jiffy Mix grew from a Depression-era recipe to national staple
Chelsea Milling Company, the family-owned maker of Jiffy Mix, opened its doors to Scripps News for a behind-the-scenes look at how a Great Depression-era recipe became an American staple.
June 29, 2026: Dangerously Hot Week Ahead
Get ready for the hottest air of the season!! Afternoon highs will reach the mid to upper 90s this week with the heat index well over 100°. Most of Middle TN is under an Extreme Heat Warning until Thursday....
Let Me Help: Choosing your investment philosophy
What kind of investor do you want to be in the market? Finance expert Paul Winkler breaks down investment philosophies and how to be successful with your money.
Let Me Help: What to know about dispersed camping
There's a way enjoy the great outdoors on a budget. It's called dispersed camping, and Kevin Long with The Dyrt tells us what we need to know.
Flood devastates new Nashville bookshop, community rallies to help owner recover
Flooding in Nashville destroyed one of Nashville's newest bookstores, Slow Burn Bookshop, but local neighbors are stepping in to help it recover.
He despises Jews, admires Hitler—Now, he's starring in videos for a Tenn. candidate for governor
Dane Chisholm, 28, of Rogersville, Tenn., is completely unapologetic about his controversial views and is showing who he wholeheartedly supports in Tennessee's gubernatorial race
'I'm a Jew:' Antisemitic mailer sparks blowup inside local Republican Party in Tennessee
A controversial mailer sent out by a Young Republican sparked a clash this week at a county party meeting between that activist and a veteran lawmaker over the direction of the GOP.
NES ice storm review finds delayed response, tree trimming failures and poor emergency response plan
Nashville Electric Service delayed calling for outside crews after January's ice storm, leaving some customers without power 2 to 5 days longer, an independent review found.
Woman continues father's fandom for all things Superman with Super Museum
With the release of Supergirl, we decided to take a one-tank trip to the Super Museum in Metropolis, Illinois. The museum opened in 1993. At its core is a beautiful father/daughter story.
Franklin's first agri-hood aims to feed the neighborhood and beyond
Franklin's first agri-hood, the Armistead development, will transform 200 acres into a farm-centered community on Highway 96.
Rosetta Miller Perry, founder of the Tennessee Tribune, dies at 91 in Nashville
Rosetta Miller Perry, founder of the Tennessee Tribune, died at 91. Friends and former colleagues remember the compassionate yet tough and provocative North Nashville Publisher.
Could new zoning rules stop a data center from rising next to the Nashville Zoo?
Two Nashville bills creating zoning rules for data centers and pausing new data centers advance to a July 7 Metro Council hearing and vote.
You can watch Alan Jackson's final show, even if you didn't buy tickets
Even if you didn't buy tickets, you can still enjoy the music with Broadway's very first concert livestream Saturday night.
Nashville's affordable housing milestone: MDHA PILOT program marks 10 years and 11,000 units
Nashville's MDHA PILOT program marks 10 years and 11,200 affordable apartments built across Davidson County.
Nashville Pride parade fills downtown streets with color and celebration
Thousands filled downtown Nashville for the annual Pride parade on the final weekend of Pride Month, celebrating love and acceptance.
Before final show, country stars speak about Alan Jackson's influence on careers, lives, and the genre
The show drew 50,000 to Nissan Stadium, where we had the chance to talk to some stars before the show. Several shared just how much Alan Jackson has inspired his fans, his family and fellow artists.
Gabby Petito's family travels to Nashville to raise awareness about domestic violence
Gabby Petito's family came to Nashville for a domestic violence awareness benefit, sharing her story and red flags to watch for that could indicate abuse.
June 21, 2026: Storm 5 Alert overnight due to storms
A complex of storms will move through the area overnight bringing the threat for strong to severe storms to the Mid-South.
Bear spotted in Millersville neighborhood near overturned trash cans
A bear showed up in a Millersville neighborhood, and a resident says leftover crab legs in her trash can may have lured it in. Here's what she saw — and what she's doing to keep it from coming back.
Cashing in on controversy: How 'Chud the Builder' raised thousands of dollars before and after Tenn. shooting
More than $300,000 has poured in through donations for Dalton Eatherly since his May 13 arrest — but it’s far from the only time "Chud the Builder" has turned controversy into cash.
Grammy-nominated producer Tay Keith's legacy lives beyond music, MTSU community says
Grammy-nominated producer Tay Keith, born Brytavious Chambers, behind hits like "Sicko Mode" and "Look Alive," died Thursday at age 29. Police say no foul play is suspected.
City commissioner in Tenn. arrested, charged with sexual abuse of a child
David Gregory, Millersville City Commissioner, was booked on Thursday and faces charges including continuous sexual abuse of a child
Can local communities block data centers in Tennessee? We asked a legal expert
Middle Tennessee communities are pushing back against data centers — but do local governments actually have the power to stop them? Here's what an attorney says.