Nashville firefighters and IAFF Local 140 prepare for the annual Fill the Boot campaign to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association starting August 31.

Nashville police arrested James Briggs, a burglary suspect involved in a Sylvan Street incident, charging him with multiple offenses. His accomplice, Elijah Kodjo, remains at large.

Tennessee invests $41 million in GIVE grants to enhance career and technical education, involving TCATs, community colleges, and local industries. Governor Lee emphasizes workforce development for the state's economic growth.

A McGavock High School teen was arrested with a vape pen, gun, and marijuana meant for sale on campus. The gun had been stolen, leading to multiple charges.

A 14-year-old girl named Seven Whitman is reported missing in Madison, Tennessee, and authorities have issued an endangered child alert urging public assistance.

Nashville has been issued a "Code Orange" air quality alert due to high ozone levels, with residents advised to limit outdoor activities. This coincides with a heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach over 100 degrees.

A man was arrested after a carjacking and police chase, where he allegedly robbed a couple at gunpoint and fled in their RV, which was tracked using Apple AirTags.

Two men were killed and another injured in a shooting at Hartman Park in Nashville. Motive remains unknown; MNPD is seeking information from the public.

A firefighter's family lost their home to a fire; the local community is raising support through the Clarksville Firefighters Foundation. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.

The NWS predicts sunny weather with rising temperatures for Nashville, including highs around 96-102 degrees and calm, southerly winds. A chance of rain may bring relief by Saturday.

A Nashville man was arrested for vandalizing a rainbow crosswalk, symbolizing LGBTQ pride, by pouring black liquid over it. He confessed and was charged.

Tennessee reported increased July tax revenues of $1.7 billion, surpassing projections with 3.1% growth and outperforming revised annual estimates by $206.8 million.

Tennessee's Commissioner Greg Gonzales has set the state's maximum interest rate at 12.50%, based on the federal prime loan rate plus 4%, impacting borrowing costs for consumers and businesses.