Police said a Saturday afternoon shooting in Tennessee was the result of a Facebook Marketplace deal gone wrong.

Tennessee Rep. Jeremy Faison is saying there’s a “strong chance” I-40 at the state line reopens Friday, but the Tennessee ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — 225,000 – that’s the number of members in the growing Facebook group known as Abandoned Tennessee. Longtime administrator, Mike Wood has witnessed the growth from ...

Tennessee teacher’s Facebook post revealing why ‘kids aren’t ready for social media’ goes viral By . Genevieve Shaw Brown, Fox News. Published April 25, 2023, 4:34 p.m. ET.

A Tennessee juror’s laudatory Facebook message to a medical examiner could nullify he and his fellow jurors’ subsequent decision to convict a man of murder. CNN values your feedback 1.

Tennessee joins 41 other states in a bipartisan legal action against one of the largest companies in the ... NEWS. Tennessee sues Meta, Facebook parent company, over marketing 'addictive' product ...

A Tennessee woman drowned in the rising floodwaters after she livestreamed the deluge on social media. The death took place during the catastrophic flash flooding in Tennessee that has left at ...

Facebook is investing $800 million to build a new state-of-the-art data center in Gallatin, TN. Once operational, the project is estimated to support approximately 100 jobs and will have more than ...

The Nashville, Tennessee, school shooter was not named Samantha Hyde. The name is a variation of the "Sam Hyde" meme that often surfaces after mass shootings and other tragic events, dating to 2015.

A middle school teacher in McEwen, Tennessee, has gone viral on Facebook for pointing out why she feels children "aren't ready for social media." The post has been shared 85,000 times.

A Tennessee juror’s laudatory Facebook message to a medical examiner during a murder trial could nullify the jury’s conviction of William Darelle Smith, the state’s Supreme Court ruled ...