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The Mega Millions jackpot is now at more than $1 billion. No one has won since April.

What to know in case you beat the odds and win the Mega Millions jackpot

A major event could bring dozens of airships to Tennessee in 2025.

Organizer of World Sky Race eyes Nashville as a possible stop

The closure of the Ernest Tubb Record Shop seemed to be the end of a 75-year story downtown. But a new group has bought the property, including Tubb's grandson.

Grandson of Ernest Tubb talks future of record shop in downtown Nashville

A footnote to the Clarksville city code requires a practicing fortune teller to have been a Tennessee resident for ten years and a Clarksville resident for two years. It also requires a fortune teller to have a college degree and have a clean bill of health from a Montgomery County doctor. Now, a city council member is drafting up a repeal, which will be reviewed this week.

Clarksville to consider repeal of strict rules for fortune tellers

More than 53,000 people are diagnosed with head and neck cancer in the U.S. each year.

Weekly livestream advocates for people living with head and neck cancer

It's been four months since the Biden administration announced plans to welcome 100,000 Ukrainian refugees to America. Since then, many arrived in Middle Tennessee. A lack of benefits — plus waiting on employment authorization — has left many in limbo, struggling to build a new life.   "They don't have the right to work off the bat; they have to apply, and so there's a huge backlog in the U.S. immigration service to authorize work documents," said Max Rykov, director of development and communications at the Nashville International Center for Empowerment.

As Ukrainian refugees continue arriving in Nashville, organizations still in need of support

With this being the second year of the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix, the fans gathered around Nissan Stadium either feel like they missed out last year, or were afraid to miss out this year.

Fans get revved up for racing at the 2022 Music City Grand Prix

Henry's morning forecast: Sunday, August 7, 2022.

Henry's morning forecast: Sunday, August 7, 2022

Henry's morning forecast: Sunday, July 31, 2022

A woman is using her hardest days to direct her new path in life. Her talents and life experiences are going into the way she's decided to help people.

Nashville cancer survivor gives free skincare to others living with cancer

Some locals are playing a very visible role in one of the shows the country's talking about. They aren't up on the screen themselves, but chances are, you've seen their work. The Winchester Hat Corporation has made hats currently featured on the popular show "Yellowstone," but this is far from the first time their work's been seen in such a high-profile project.

Winchester Hat Corporation provides hats for 'Yellowstone' series

Nikki-Dee's early morning forecast: Monday, August 8, 2022

So, if zero to 60 mph in three seconds sounds like what you might expect from an Indy car at this week's Music City Grand Prix, you'd be right.

Pro watercross racing hits the Cumberland River this weekend in Nashville

A specialized company in Lebanon will be able to recycle more tires thanks to a large state grant from TDEC.

Tennessee Tire Recycling gets $750,000 from state to pump up business