The Oscar L. Farris Agricultural Museum in Tennessee received a $17,365 grant for an exhibit celebrating the state's agricultural history and the US's 250th anniversary.

A 77-year-old from Giles County, Annette Reynolds, pleads guilty to TennCare fraud and selling a Schedule II drug, sentenced to house arrest and probation.

The TWRA has issued guidelines for handling game birds due to HPAI concerns, advising hunters on safety, disinfection, and urging public reporting of bird mortality.

Teenagers were detained after allegedly robbing a Nashville massage parlor and assaulting employees. They were apprehended with stolen items and charged with aggravated robbery and gun possession.

Authorities arrested Antiwane Smith for an October shooting in Nashville, where a 49-year-old man was injured. Smith faces multiple charges, including attempted criminal homicide.

Nashville forecast includes highs of 54 today with strong winds, dropping to 27 tonight. Expect a mix of sun and clouds with a chilly weekend ahead, including a low of 21 Saturday night.

La Vergne Police made a drug bust after a traffic stop for reckless driving, finding marijuana, oxycodone, THC wax, ecstasy, Adderall, brass knuckles, and a scale. The driver faces multiple charges.

Fatal crash in Clarksville leaves one dead, six injured after a multi-vehicle collision initiated by a wrong-way driver.

Kyron Cole was arrested for attempted murder following a drug-related shooting, admitting to a dispute over marijuana during the incident that left a man wounded.

The Franklin Police Department is conducting its annual Holiday Toy Drive in honor of Kristi Clark, Carter Oakley, and Brad Lewis. Donations until December 18 can be made at Police Headquarters.

Frank Lott, the Customs House Museum's Executive Director, was honored with a proclamation for his cultural contributions in Clarksville-Montgomery County.

Five applicants are being considered for the Court of Appeals Eastern Section to replace retiring Judge Swiney, with public interviews scheduled for January 7, 2026.

The Department of General Services plans to reopen 7th Avenue with upgrades including ADA-compliant features and a raised crosswalk by the end of December.