TDOC in Nashville is hosting a Rapid Hire Event on Nov 14-15, offering immediate correctional officer opportunities with a $5,000 bonus and on-site interviews.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is seeking public help to find Ahmiah Bloecker, a missing youth from Goodlettsville.

Joequarius Williams was arrested for the violent assault and attempted murder of a woman after following her from a concert in Nashville. He accessed her building, attacked her in the elevator, and has an extensive criminal history.

A woman was grazed by a bullet outside the Nashville courthouse in a suspected road rage incident; she received medical treatment and was later detained on a warrant. The shooter has not been captured.

Two teenagers face charges in Clarksville after a 19-year-old male was fatally shot. Quashawn Winkfield is charged with criminal homicide and Lamyiah Edmonson with conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery. The investigation is ongoing.

Lebanon Police stopped a vehicle for a light violation and found 55 grams of suspected meth and drug paraphernalia; the 48-year-old driver was arrested.

A section of 2nd Street in downtown Clarksville will be closed for courthouse roof repairs on Nov. 10, 2025, from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Nashville Homeland Security Task Force has charged 38 individuals, including MS-13 members, for crimes ranging from drug trafficking to violent offenses.

The TBI is hiring a Human Resources Analyst 2, with applications open from November 5-11, 2025. The role includes benefits coordination and managing worker's comp claims.

Tennessee's new Clarksville/Hornbuckle Driver Services Center has opened, offering expanded services, modern features, and improved accessibility to the fast-growing Clarksville community.

A section of 2nd Street in Clarksville will be closed for courthouse roof replacement, causing parking restrictions and necessitating alternate routes.

Metro Social Services in Davidson County has launched a "Food Crisis Rapid Response Plan" due to increased food insecurity and SNAP program disruptions.

Nashville debates a new zoning proposal that could diversify housing by allowing townhomes and reducing building heights, amid concerns over increased density and housing affordability.