Gary Estwick News Today

Five police officers who entered The Covenant School to stop a mass shooter on March 27 reflect on their actions and lives since.

Police are investigating after two juveniles were shot inside the Nashville Public Library Bordeaux Branch shortly before 4 p.m. Thursday.

James Cook, a technical sergeant from North Carolina, had told his girlfriend that if his plane ever went down, he hoped he would die with it.

The Tennessean Editorial Board asked candidates about issues of the day including housing, growth and whats next after the Titans stadium deal.

Two Clarion Ledger journalists participated in a Tennessean project about the plight of Black farmers.

The James Beard journalism competition honored The Tennessean as a finalist for its innovative storytelling award.

Imagine you are managing a downsized, metro, state capital newsroom. Within four weeks, your newsroom covers once-in-a-generation tornado devastation, a school shooting that takes the lives of six individuals, a legislature that expels two minority members erupting into a globally watched real-time protest, the crash of two Black Hawk helicopters that took nine lives at nearby Fort Campbell and the passage of several local and statewide anti-LBGTQ bills, one that bans the performance of drag sho...

Journalists spent the weekend visiting dozens of faith services to learn how Tennesseans are grappling with grief — and finding hope — after the Covenant shooting.

A suspected Chinese spy balloon may pass over Nashville on Friday.

The number of Black farmers dropped drastically in the 20th century. Uneven Ground shares the stories of some who remain despite the adversity they face.