Nashville weather forecast predicts a sunny stretch with high temperatures reaching the 90s, with clear skies and calm winds, and nighttime lows in the 60s.

Judge Emily Abbott becomes the second woman to serve in Knox County's Criminal Court, with support from colleagues following her swift appointment by Governor Bill Lee. She emphasizes readiness to work for Knox residents, valuing merit over gender.

The Murfreesboro Police Department warns against the dangers of texting and driving, advocating for road safety and undistracted driving through a #DontTextAndDrive social media campaign.

Tennessee State Review Board will assess 11 sites for the National Register of Historic Places on September 19, 2025, covering diverse landmarks from banks to bridges.

Firefighters responded to a garage fire at a Murfreesboro home, with the MFRD quickly containing it and preventing injuries. The cause is under investigation.

The Mt. Juliet Police Department reports a 22% arrest increase in 2025, with most suspects not local residents, highlighting their success in preemptive policing using advanced tools.

The Columbia Police Department thanked the public for helping to safely locate a missing 15-year-old, Elijah Juwan Johnson, after an urgent search in Columbia, Tennessee.

Nashville faced a Dense Fog Advisory this morning, which affected visibility for drivers. The fog was expected to clear for a sunny day with highs around 80 degrees.

Clarksville Street Department has implemented a new traffic pattern at Westfield Court and Fair Brook Place, aiming to reduce Kennedy Lane congestion.

The City of Franklin is launching a glass recycling program on September 8, 2025, to complement its existing recycling services and generate savings and revenue.

Franklin Police and Fire Departments host the annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony, open to the public for reflection and tribute.

Nashville faces a stormy week with high temperatures and rainfall, including likely thunderstorms tonight. The weekend may see improvements with a sunny Sunday forecasted; clear skies continue into early next week.

Two Antioch homes burned down, displacing two families, following a propane stove mishap. The fire department faced water access issues due to blocked hydrants. No injuries were reported, and the Red Cross is assisting the families.