Nashville's Metro Public Health Department is seeking public input on a new air pollution control permit application until November 30, 2025. Documents are available for review at their office and online.

Teena Bigbee retired as Rutherford County Youth Services Director after 30 years, with Todd Savage taking over the role. Bigbee is celebrated for her commitment to youth and Savage is recognized for his community ties.

Communities near Fort Campbell host Emergency Resource Fairs to support federal employees affected by the government shutdown.

Nashville International Airport announced plans for a major expansion, including a second terminal set for completion by 2038, amid concerns from locals over traffic congestion.

Nashville Farmers' Market introduces Fresh Bucks program to double SNAP beneficiaries' purchasing power for fresh food, with the Tennessee Department of Health's support.

Tennessee's graduation rate hits a new high of 92.3% for the 2024-25 school year, with notable increases in districts and special education. Programs and tutoring contribute to this success.

A BMW was seized by Nashville Police after owner Kashmere Black-Draine's drag racing conviction, in accordance with T.C.A. 55-10-502, which allows forfeiture for racing offenses.

La Vergne Police swiftly resolved a newborn abduction, leading to the safe return of the baby and the arrest of the suspect charged with especially aggravated kidnapping.

The Tennessee Supreme Court will hear three key cases on environmental law, criminal justice, and legal ethics on Nov 5, with the proceedings livestreamed.

ESPN's "College GameDay" is set to broadcast from Nashville for an SEC game, returning to the city for the first time since 2008, featuring a top-15 matchup between Vanderbilt and Missouri.

Nashville man charged for posting threatening videos online, where he's seen with a shotgun implying violent intentions. He faces multiple charges, including DUI, drug possession, and felony false reporting.

Nashville's Beer Board introduces a new Beer Board Accountability Training program for local industry members.

The National Weather Service reports pleasant weather in Nashville, with sunny skies and comfortable temperatures continuing throughout the week, except for a slight chance of showers near the weekend.