Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation's Division of Archaeology will host its annual archaeology conference on January 24th, featuring diverse research presentations.

A tragic discovery unfolded last week when a woman and her dog were found dead in a van submerged in the Cumberland River...

The Tennessee State Review Board will meet on January 23rd to consider adding seven properties to the National Register of Historic Places. The meeting is public and details are on their webpage.

Four men were arrested in East Nashville after driving a stolen Nissan Altima. The vehicle contained four loaded handguns. Charges include vehicle theft, reckless driving, and evading arrest.

A man was found dead near a Clarksville tobacco shop, sparking an investigation. No foul play is suspected at this stage, and authorities seek public assistance.

Atirahs Hogan was arrested for the shooting death of DoorDash driver David Valentine Jr. after community tips and surveillance footage analysis. Hogan faces charges including criminal homicide and felony reckless endangerment, with a $520,000 bond.

Nashville's Mayor O'Connell announced a new Community Safety Task Force to develop a comprehensive public safety approach after a year of declining crime rates.

Repairs on Nashville's Woodland Street Bridge may affect downtown travel starting Monday; the bridge will stay open to two-way traffic during phased construction.

Shelbyville Police Department honors Chief Jan Phillips for his 49-year service, highlighting his rise from dispatcher to Chief of Police and his community-focused leadership.

Officer Michael Long was named November Officer of the Month by Mt. Juliet Police for his dedication, leadership, and mentorship within the department.

Police in Mt. Juliet quickly arrested two suspects using the #MJGuardianShield license plate recognition system, which detected a stolen SUV. The vehicle and suspects were located without incident, and both individuals had outstanding warrants.

Bedford County aligns its holiday schedule with Tennessee's, closing government offices on the same dates, and adjusts the County Clerk's office hours for holidays.

Francisco Flores was arrested for taking photos of a woman in a Clarksville Target dressing room on December 24, 2025. He fled but was later identified and admitted to the act. He faces charges of unlawful photography.