Goodlettsville announces an organizational overhaul, merging departments to streamline governance and service delivery after a two-year operational evaluation.

Woman, Katlyn Wray, faces charges after fleeing in a stolen car and leading Nashville police on a slow-speed chase, despite being on probation for prior offenses.

Nashville's forecast includes a transition from storms to clear skies, with temperatures rising throughout the week, reaching up to 97 degrees by Saturday.

Deandre Conway was found guilty on all counts for a double homicide that occurred in Nashville in October 2022, including the murder of Terry Farmer and the vehicular killing of Landen Guye.

Eight candidates are competing to replace retiring Judge Cheryl A. Blackburn in Tennessee's 20th Judicial District, with public hearings scheduled for July 31 and August 1.

Brentwood has launched a redesigned city website for smoother navigation, led by the IT and Community Relations Departments, aiming for efficiency and user-friendliness.

Chief Westly Patrick retires from the Hendersonville Fire Department after 32 years, leaving behind a legacy as its first Training Chief, credited with enhancing firefighter safety and readiness.

The Hendersonville Police Department honored fallen officers during the Tennessee Brotherhood Ride. The Local hosted the tribute, backed by community support, and Sam's Club provided refreshments.

Three individuals, including a man and two teens, were arrested in Murfreesboro after a drive-by shooting at an apartment complex, with no injuries reported. Tech helped police locate the suspects.

A motorcyclist, Evan Davis, was critically injured after colliding with a police SUV in Nashville. Officer Conner Roell was responding to an emergency when the crash occurred. An investigation is underway.

A Franklin police officer built custom birdhouses to honor his late father and promote mental health awareness, installing them at a local counseling center.

Cookeville became a sports tourism hub with the successful Mojo Softball Camp and Tournament, drawing teams from multiple states and catching the eye of college coaches.

Mt. Juliet opened a new pedestrian bridge on Woodridge Drive, celebrated by local officials and backed by Beazer Homes, catering to ADA standards and supporting up to 6,000-pound loads.