Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is accepting applications for wildlife officers from June 2 to June 23, to enforce environmental laws across the state.

Lawrence County Fire & Rescue in Tennessee rescued occupants from a vehicle submerged in floodwaters, ensuring their safety amid challenging conditions.

The TWRA has announced the Tennessee Biodiversity Summit at Middle Tennessee State University for October 22, 2025, covering the state's natural diversity and conservation efforts.

La Vergne Police Department investigates a rise in mail thefts, particularly checks, and calls for community vigilance; suggests secure methods for sending valuable items.

The National Weather Service reports mostly cloudy skies and a temperature of 67°F in Nashville, with high humidity and a chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Congressman Andy Ogles confirms a federal probe into Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell's immigration practices, alleging possible "aiding and abetting" of illegal immigration.

Three teenage girls were arrested in Nashville for illegal street racing and evading police, with the driver facing multiple charges including inciting a riot and driving without a license.

Good Samaritans rescued three people from the Duck River after they were swept downstream; all were unharmed. Officials stressed the importance of life jackets.

The NWS Nashville forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms, with high humidity and fluctuating temperatures. Rain chances diminish by the weekend.

The 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment of the Tennessee National Guard is set to become a Mobile Brigade Combat Team, as part of the Army's force structure transformation.

Tennessee's Higher Education Commission is investing $35 million through grants to 20 colleges to expand health care education in rural areas, enhancing career pathways and addressing workforce shortages.

Severe storms caused extensive damage in Rutherford County, with trees and homes damaged. Residents experienced close calls but remained safe; emergency responders are addressing the aftermath.

The Sports Wagering Council (SWC) in Tennessee is taking action against BetOnline for operating without a license and fines other illegal sportsbooks to protect public safety.