Rutherford County streets will close on October 13 for HVAC installation, impacting W. College St. and N. Church St. from 6 AM to 4 PM. The Rutherford County Probation Office will not accept visitors during this time.

A crash on I-24 East in Murfreesboro involving a vehicle and an attenuator within a TDOT work zone caused early morning delays. The highway reopened by 6:30 a.m., and investigations into the incident are ongoing.

A man from La Vergne falsely reported an armed robbery on I-24, claiming he was attacked after assailants threw eggs at his car. Investigations revealed he bought the eggs and faked the incident. He was arrested for filing a false report.

The Brentwood Morning Rotary Club and officials opened a time capsule from 2000, revealing items like photo albums and pop-culture artifacts reflecting life at the millennium's turn.

Franklin County EMA & Rescue responded to a submerged vehicle at Tim's Ford Lake, with no injuries reported after recovery operations involving multiple agencies.

The Tennessee Tech University Foundation Board welcomes six new members from various professional backgrounds to support the university's mission and provide strategic guidance.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announces $175 million in grants to improve public safety, with $75 million for the VCIF and $100 million for the DPSG, targeting violent crime and downtown safety.

A man was charged with criminal homicide after fatally shooting someone he mistook for his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend in Antioch, resulting in another man's death.

Columbia Fire & Rescue starts a charity competition, "Battle of the Badges," against Columbia Police Department to collect food donations for Harvest Share Food Pantry.

A pedestrian, Patricia Owens, was critically injured after a WeGo bus hit her on Dickerson Pike; another pedestrian was less severely hurt. The bus driver showed no impairment signs; the investigation is ongoing.

Nashville's weather will be sunny with highs in the mid-80s to 89 degrees, and nighttime lows around 60 degrees, per the National Weather Service forecast.

Keith Abercrombie was arrested in Nashville for a shooting over a basketball game dispute, leaving one injured.

The article reflects on the first anniversary of Hurricane Helene in East Tennessee, highlighting the disaster response and bravery of first responders, including rescue stories and the department’s coordinated efforts in recovery.