Davidson County Juvenile Court is hosting its 10th Spooktacular Halloween Block Party, featuring a Haunted Hallway, games, and food. The free event encourages community fun and safety on October 29.

Edin Delacruz-Reyes was killed in a shooting at 1320 Gallatin Pike South, Nashville. The incident occurred after an argument among a group of men. Police seek information and a $5,000 reward is offered for tips.

Tennessee gears up for its first young sportsman deer hunt of the 2024-25 season slated for Oct. 26-27, inviting hunters aged 6-16 to participate under specific regulations.

Mount Juliet mourns the death of 16-year-old Kyler Gatica, killed in a car crash upon returning from vacation. The community honors him through memorial activities and a GoFundMe for his family.

Mountain Valley Winery and Tennfold Brewing have joined the Tennessee Sustainable Spirits program, emphasizing environmental responsibility in beverage manufacturing.

Nashville police are searching for Charles McLain, a missing diabetic man last seen headed to his Old Hickory business. His phone was found in a field.

The Titans and Colts face off in a critical AFC South game, with both starting QBs returning from injuries and the Titans boasting the NFL's top-ranked defense.

The Journey Home is set to begin constructing a new homeless resource center in Murfreesboro, offering services such as housing and healthcare to local homeless individuals.

The NWS Nashville forecasts sunnier weather for the city, with highs of 87°F, calming to 49°F at night, and a sunny Columbus Day with highs near 67°F, leading into a clear week.

Smokin' Thighs in Nashville is closing due to the tragic death of its owner, Matthew Carney, after a hit-and-run incident in the restaurant's parking lot.

A shooting in Nashville during TSU's homecoming week killed one and injured nine, including three juveniles. Firefighters responded immediately, using belts as tourniquets to aid the wounded.

A mail carrier's vehicle was heavily damaged after being sideswiped by a truck in Robertson County; no serious injuries reported, with THP investigating.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee introduced the $100 million HEAL Program to aid recovery in 13 counties after Hurricane Helene, focusing on water systems and infrastructure.