Authorities debunked an alleged active threat at MTSU, confirming safety and advising a return to normal activities; initial concerns arose from homecoming event confusion.

Dr. Rahul Kumar promoted to Agriculture Laboratory Administrator in Tennessee, tasked with overseeing key diagnostic labs for food safety and animal health.

The National Weather Service predicts mostly sunny weather for Nashville with occasional showers and thunderstorms, temperatures reaching low 90s to 96°F, and mild nights around 64-68°F.

Bert Watkins was arrested for a shooting during a dispute that injured his teenage daughter and faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault and weapon-related felonies.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced a partnership with the Trump Administration and various enforcement agencies to address Memphis crime, building on Operation Viper's success.

Nashville's NDOT and Nashville Connector celebrate TDM Week, promoting alternative transportation to reduce traffic and pollution, with events and incentives like free short rides using a promo code.

Metro Health Department encourages flu shots in light of last season's high flu fatalities and benefits of vaccination in reducing severity and hospitalizations.

Boat owner Felicia King faces criminally negligent homicide charges for the 2024 drowning of Jason McDonald on Percy Priest Lake, following an investigation revealing her impaired state during the incident.

Nashville's forecast predicts sunny weather with highs around 90-98 degrees and clear nights. Conditions are expected to continue, offering ideal outdoor opportunities.

Clarksville's "A Day with the Dead" Cemetery Tour, featuring costumed actors, offers insights into local history at Riverview Cemetery, with tickets still available for early tours.

Judge Bradley Owens runs an educational initiative called "Choices & Consequences" in Gibson County, teaching 8th-12th graders about the judicial system and consequences of unlawful actions through court visits and discussions.

Christen Wilcox was appointed as the new CFO of Clarksville after serving as Deputy CFO since 2020. She was sworn in during a Regular Session, backed by her extensive financial experience.

The Clarksville Police Department seeks help to find 15-year-old Gabriella Lizama, who went missing from her home on September 2, 2025. She has black hair and brown eyes. Anyone with information should contact them or call 911.