WeGo Public Transit's job fair attracted over 500 applicants, supporting Nashville’s transit improvement initiative with on-the-spot interviews and various job openings.

Clarksville City Council honored Parks and Recreation staff for their work on adaptive programs, emphasizing inclusivity in the community's recreational activities.

Chief Master Sergeant Michael M. Johnson graduates from Lipscomb University with a Master of Arts in leadership and public service, complementing his military career.

Nashville police are seeking a man linked to a shoplifting incident and recent gunfire at a Walmart. The suspect, with prior convictions, is also wanted for past theft and evaded capture.

Nashville forecast predicts sun and storms with varying chances of rain throughout the weekend and into the following week, with temperatures in the 60s and 70s.

The Tennessee Information Protection Act, set for 2025, aims to enhance consumer data security and control, exempting nonprofits and healthcare organizations.

Three teenagers were arrested in Nashville for a spree of carjackings and are facing charges in Juvenile Court. The suspects, aged 15 to 16, were caught following police interventions involving a helicopter, spike strips, and a foot chase.

Tennessee's new maximum interest rate is set at 11.50%, based on a 4% increase over the current prime loan rate, as announced by Commissioner Greg Gonzales.

Two men were found murdered by gunshot wounds in a wooded area near Percy Priest Lake in Nashville; one identified as 19-year-old Amir Landan Wilkerson from Alabama. The motives and assailants remain unknown.

Jason Gage starts as Brentwood's new City Manager, replacing the retired Kirk Bednar. The thorough selection process involved over 50 candidates. Gage brings extensive experience from past city management roles.

Nashville is set for a week of unstable weather, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms forecasted, including high probabilities of precipitation midweek.

Franklin, TN promoted the Harpeth River's significance and conservation during Franklin Water Week, urging community-wide efforts to protect the vital water source.

Mayor O'Connell appoints Phyllis Hildreth to head Nashville's new Office of Youth Safety, focusing on conflict prevention and non-law enforcement approaches to youth safety.