Clarksville, facing population growth, seeks to address its housing needs with a study by Bowen National Research; findings to be presented on July 29.

Nashville adopts the 2024 International Building Codes, enhancing safety and energy standards for future construction, with a 180-day grace period for ongoing projects.

A 16-year-old driver was charged with vehicular assault and reckless endangerment after a severe crash on Briley Parkway.

A former Millersville police detective was indicted for aggravated perjury and misconduct related to false testimony during a hearing about a child predator sting.

Gunfire in North Nashville led to a woman being hospitalized, with MNPD investigating the scene, including a found shell casing. Her injuries are non-life-threatening.

Roadwork on East Spring Street in Cookeville begins July 22, closing the westbound lane for sidewalk improvements; traffic to be rerouted with signs and flaggers.

Nolan Smith has been named Tennessee State University's new head men's basketball coach, bringing his experience as a Duke national champion and NBA player to the role.

Nashville is under a heat advisory with heat index values up to 109 degrees, posing a risk of heat illnesses; residents are advised to stay hydrated and indoors when possible.

The Murfreesboro Police Department is accepting applications for its Citizens Police Academy running from August 19 to November 11, offering insights into police operations.

Traffic stop leads to the arrest of a wanted man in Mt. Juliet for theft and probation violation after police find marijuana and synthetic urine in his car.

Two La Vergne Fire Rescue Department members, Lieutenants Timothy Cole and Jack Egan, have been promoted after a rigorous evaluation process, celebrated by their department and peers.

A fire destroyed a home on Henpeck Lane, with Franklin Fire responding. Agencies worked together to fight the fire, thought to be electrical in origin. All residents evacuated safely, and some belongings were saved.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced an increase in ICE operations in Tennessee, with strong criticism toward Nashville's mayor and Belmont University. Concerns over due process in the immigration system were also raised.