Nashville's weather forecast predicts a string of sunny days with highs near 90 degrees, clear skies, and gradually calming breezes, continuing into the weekend with similar conditions.

A traffic accident on 101st Airborne Division Parkway near Wilma Rudolph Blvd caused injuries and significant delays, with police advising alternate routes.

Lebanon police used the SafeNet system to apprehend a suspect driving a stolen U-Haul, also leading to the arrest of a passenger with multiple warrants and drug paraphernalia.

Tennessee authorities warn of a veterinary anesthetic, Medetomidine, in the illicit drug supply, linked to overdoses. They urge naloxone use and offer support via the Tennessee REDLINE.

A neighbor alerted the Spring Hill Fire Department to a garage fire, leading to a swift response and a dog's rescue. Cooperation among emergency services was crucial during the incident.

Nashville extends its rideshare zone pilot program, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety during TPAC events, as part of the Connect Downtown Action Plan.

Tennessee Supreme Court will hear an appeal on Nashville city council size, with Vice Mayor Henderson supporting the move to defend local governance structure.

A series of storm systems are forecast to bring rain and thunderstorms to Nashville, with high chances of precipitation throughout the week and temperatures reaching up to 87 degrees Fahrenheit.

Smyrna, TN Fire Department contained a garage fire on Liberty Drive, sparing the attached home from major damage and preventing injuries. Cause under investigation.

Tennessee's first universal school choice program, the Education Freedom Scholarship, saw all 20,000 scholarships claimed, with applications from nearly every county and enthusiasm across diverse schools.

A man named Garrick Oden has been charged with eight counts of rape after a five-year investigation. He is accused of assaulting women he picked up pretending to offer help. DNA evidence linked him to the crimes.

Tennessee's August revenue exceeded projections, totaling $1.6 billion, with sales taxes up but corporate taxes down. The finance department remains cautiously optimistic.

Clayton P. Miles was indicted for statutory rape, rape, and drug offenses by a grand jury following an investigation by the Van Buren County Sheriff's Office. He is held on a $75,000 bond.