All news on the topic: Tennessee

A former NFL and Ohio State University football player sought advice from ChatGPT on what actions to take for someone who had been unresponsive for over 12 hours before eventually reaching out to the police, who later found his girlfriend deceased in a Tennessee home.

Rep. Andrew Ogles (R-Tennessee) claimed on social media Monday that "Muslims don’t belong in American society," marking him as the newest Republican lawmaker to publicly express Islamophobic sentiments.

A journalist employed by the local news outlet Nashville Noticias was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Nashville without a warrant, according to an emergency petition filed by her lawyers in federal court.

Kansas is preparing to invalidate approximately 1,700 driver’s licenses held by transgender residents, as well as a similar number of birth certificates, due to a new law that exceeds the restrictions imposed by Republicans in other states regarding the inclusion of gender identities in government documents.

Prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty against former New York Jets first-round pick Darron Lee, while revealing gruesome new details about how he allegedly murdered his girlfriend.

Former NFL linebacker Darron Alexander Lee was arrested and charged with the murder of his girlfriend in Tennessee on Thursday.

On the night of May 4, the phones and social media of migrant rights activists in Nashville lit up with alerts, some with shaky cell phone videos all showing similar scenes

No individuals are believed to have survived a strong explosion at an explosives plant in Tennessee, officials stated on Saturday, as teams continue to recover remains from the site of the blast.

A Tennessee sheriff, when asked to describe the scene of the blast at a remote explosives facility on Friday, said, "It’s gone," as 19 people remain missing.

An ex-boyfriend of University of Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling is testing his DNA to determine whether he is the father of the newborn found dead in her closet last month.

Josh Hall, Christina Haack’s ex-husband, achieved significant victories in their divorce settlement, nearly four months after their separation was finalized.

In the autumn of 2016, as wind-driven wildfires spread rapidly through the dry forest and endangered lives near Gatlinburg, Tennessee, state and local officials deliberated over issuing an evacuation order via the federal government’s emergency alert system.

A severed leg pulled from a creek in Tennessee on Independence Day was confirmed to be that of an accused sexual offender and one of the county's most sought-after fugitives

Austin Drummond, accused of mass murder, is now asserting that he was an undercover FBI informant aiming to dismantle drug traffickers and crooked police officers. He claims his identity was compromised, leading to him being set up for four brutal killings in West Tennessee

A mother, father and child were killed in Tennessee when a tree fell on their car overnight as heavy rain and flash flooding lashed the state.

Senator Marsha Blackburn officially launched her campaign for governor of Tennessee on Wednesday, joining two other senators in an attempt to leave the Senate and take on the role of leading their state

The Tennessee Republican is the third sitting senator to announce a run for governor in 2026.

Byron Black, found guilty of murdering his girlfriend and her two little girls, expressed that he was "in terrible pain" as he received a lethal injection

A Tennessee house painter, thinking on his feet, aimed to "do the right thing" by assisting the police in apprehending quadruple murder suspect Austin Drummond after noticing the convicted felon loitering in the woods

A death row prisoner in Tennessee called out in agony when the state declined to disable his implanted defibrillator during his execution for killing his girlfriend and her two young daughters

The Pentagon strongly contested the NBC News report, calling it a "fabricated story."

A new attendance policy in a Tennessee county states that absences will no longer be excused with doctor's notes. Critics argue that this rule penalizes children who are ill and may have unintended negative consequences