Charlie Daniels, 'Devil Went Down To Georgia' Artist, Has Died

The Country Music Hall of Famer had a stroke, his doctors said. He was best known for 1979's "The Devil Went Down To Georgia."

John Prine, Who Chronicled The Lives Of The Everyman, Dies At 73

Singer-songwriter John Prine, one of America's most beloved storytellers, died of complications of the coronavirus illness.

Brother Of NFL Quarterback Killed In Nashville Bar Stabbing

Clayton Beathard, 22, who died Saturday morning in a Nashville bar fight, was the brother of San Francisco 49ers quarterback C.J. Beathard.

Obituary: Donald W. Meyer

Bronze Star recipient and VFW Cantigny Post 367 member, Donald enjoyed a long career in retail and had a warm spot in his heart for animals.

Obituary: Kevin D. Worland

Kevin worked as an Operator for the former Corn Products, now Ingredion, Inc.

Mel Tillis, Down-Home Country Music Favorite, Dies At 85

Mel Tillis, Country Music Hall of Famer and writer of several of the genre's all-time classics, died Sunday at 85.

Snowbird Fired, Internet Erupts

It appears as if WSMV is getting rid of Nashville weather icon Snowbird and Twitter is not happy.

Glen Campbell: Tributes From Nashville And Around The World For The Rhinestone Cowboy

Words of tribute and words of sorrow have poured in following the death of Glen Campbell Tuesday.

Glen Campbell, Country Music Legend, Dies At 81

Glen Campbell, velvet-voiced troubadour of "Wichita Lineman" and "Rhinestone Cowboy" fame, died Tuesday in Nashville.

Nashville Bishop David Choby Dies At 70

David Choby, Bishop of Nashville since 2006, died Saturday after complications from a February fall.

Couple Married Nearly 64 Years Die Less Than A Day Apart

The couple's son told WKRN they shared a hospital room until the end, nearly 64 years to the day since they were married.

Leon Russell, Southern Rock Legend and Pioneering Musician, Dies at 74

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Leon Russell died in his sleep Sunday, according to his official Facebook page.

Pioneering Country Music Singer Jean Shepard Dies

Jean Shepard, one of the first female solo artists to join the Opry and a fierce defender of traditional country music, dies at 82.

Ed Temple, Iconic TSU and USA Olympic Track Coach, Dies

USA runners won 23 medals under Ed Temple, who coached TSU to 24 national titles in a legendary 44-year career.