The Nashville NDOT announced traffic calming projects for 25 streets in Spring 2025 to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists after receiving over 600 resident applications.

A man was killed while riding an electric scooter in South Nashville after being hit by a dark Toyota Tacoma truck, which fled the scene. Police are seeking public assistance.

Residents are urged to avoid outdoor burning as fire departments tackle a large wildfire in White County's Cashdollar Cove, with multiple units and forestry assistance involved.

Unauthorized house parties in Tennessee left two teens injured, properties damaged, and homeowners facing repairs. Local authorities urge parental vigilance.

A Memphis woman wanted for shoplifting was arrested in Mt. Juliet after being detected by advanced license plate readers, highlighting the police's technology use for community safety.

A brush fire in Maury County caused by a controlled burn going out of bounds was successfully contained by local firefighters, who emphasized the importance of safety during such fires.

A woman died in a car crash on Glastonbury Road, Nashville, after her vehicle hit a wall at high speed. Police are investigating; toxicology tests will be conducted.

The Adams Fire Department is fundraising by selling reflective address markers to help first responders quickly locate homes during emergencies. Residents can order signs for either wood or metal posts through provided contact methods.

National Weather Service in Nashville predicts a mild week with chances of showers, calm winds, and temperatures ranging from highs near 48 to 69 degrees.

Tennessee Congressman John Rose has announced his run for governor after his final term in Congress, emphasizing his commitment to Republican values and his Tennessee roots.

A woman in Shelbyville plead guilty to tax and wire fraud, agreeing to repay over $1.1 million. She withheld employee taxes and misused PPP loans for personal use. Her sentencing is set for July 11, 2025.

MTSU alumnus Brian Chumney is nominated for an Oscar for his sound editing work on "The Wild Robot." His career includes work at Skywalker Ranch and prior nominations for sound. MTSU credits his success to his education there.

The Nashville high school baseball team's stolen equipment worth $10,000 was recovered thanks to social media and community efforts, leading to an arrest.