Nashville police arrested Thaddeus Carmichael for attacking his girlfriend, leading to a high-speed chase and crash; he faces multiple serious charges.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell signed Nashville's $3.8 billion FY26 budget, focusing on education, public safety, and housing, with the lowest property tax rate in city history.

Mayor O'Connell praises the Fiscal Year 2026 budget for its balance and enhancements to public services in Nashville, highlighting education, emergency response, and safety.

TEMA reminds Tennessee residents to prepare for hurricane season impacts with emergency plans, supplies, and staying informed, including business continuity strategies.

A couple found dead in a Nashville condo in a murder-suicide following an argument about divorce and financial issues.

A 4-year-old girl was killed and several critically injured in a Nashville shooting sparked by a domestic dispute. Jovien Smith opened fire on his girlfriend and her children, leading to his arrest and multiple charges.

Clarksville is closing its local DMV services at City Hall and the North Center by the end of the month, with a larger state facility opening on July 28.

New traffic lights at Port Royal Road and Jim Warren Parkway in Spring Hill start on Thursday at 10 a.m., aiming to improve safety at a problematic intersection.

Tony Wray is charged with criminal homicide for fatally shooting Charqwan Howse during a dispute outside his apartment, according to Nashville Police.

The Clarksville Police are investigating two burglaries at the iStorage facility and are seeking public help, with suspects seen in a gray Nissan Sentra with a handicap placard.

A fire at Nashville's Downtown Public Library Parking Garage caused structure damage; no injuries reported. The NDOT and engineers are assessing, and Mayor O’Connell thanked firefighters. Alternative parking and library services are provided.

Clarksville Police seek suspects in multiple vehicle burglaries, involving stolen firearm and valuables, urging public assistance and reinforcing vehicle security measures.

Cookeville's South Walnut Avenue will be closed for water and sewer repairs on June 12, from 8 am to 3 pm, between East Borden and East Stevens Streets.