States from Texas to Maryland can expect everything from freezing rain to a foot of snow this weekend. Experts are urging people to prepare for potentially historic weather.

The Center for Biological Diversity is suing the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to decide whether to protect an imperiled salamander found in Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Dr. Carole Myers and State Senator Richard Briggs discuss key health issues in Tennessee, ahead of the 2026 Tennessee Legislative Session. This episode is part 2, of a two-part discussion.

A winter storm is expected to spread from the Midwest across much of the eastern U.S. with ice and snow.

The National Transportation Safety Board says Boeing knew of a defect in the MD-11 cargo plane in 2011. Their update came just after reporters got their first look at the site of the UPS plane crash that killed 15 people.

As real estate developers continue to buy up swaths of land in Nashville and the surrounding area, portions of Tennessee's 122 Civil War battlefields are being lost in the process.

Although federal health officials have made a dramatic departure from established flu vaccine advice, local doctors are still recommending the shot every year.

Governor Bill Lee says the USDA's Summer EBT food assistance program costs too much to run despite widespread support among local officials and families.

Truffle cultivators are becoming increasingly common across Appalachia and the southeast region, and say the climate and soil quality are ideal for growing the coveted fungi.

The state is building its first-ever Mesonet, a network of weather stations that will provide real-time, high-quality data in every county. This was added to the state budge last year, and now the project is underway. Experts say the system could be a game changer for public safety, agriculture and emergency response.