The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is accepting grant proposals to combat nonpoint source pollution, with a deadline of December 2, 2024. Eligible entities can apply for funding to implement water quality projects.

Carlos Wills, 18, died after a shooting in Clarksville, with 20-year-old suspect Za’Kwon Holliday arrested. Police seek information on Davontay Spencer, also linked to the incident.

The U.S. government has sued Clarksville Pain Institute and individuals Michael and Debbie Cox for submitting false claims for unnecessary medical tests.

Davidson County introduces the RESET Program to help elderly residents with financial assistance and counseling, coordinated by the Financial Empowerment Center.

Jack Becker, 26, was arrested and charged with criminal homicide in Nashville after his girlfriend Autumn Joiner, 30, was fatally shot in their apartment.

Forensic genealogical science by Othram Lab helped identify Donald Elden Verhalen as the man who died from a fall in Nashville in 1993, closing a decades-old mystery.

Tennessee reports its first measles case since 2019, identified in an individual who recently traveled internationally. Health officials emphasize vaccinations and are conducting contact tracing.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and TDEC announce a $332,173 loan to improve Northwest Dyersburg Utility District's water infrastructure, as part of a larger $48.6 million statewide initiative.

A man was arrested for a shooting at Antioch's Sky Bar Lounge, injuring five. Dashawn Davenport, identified from surveillance, faces attempted homicide and other charges.

The article describes Nashville's weather forecast, detailing a sunny start with high temperatures, but predicting a shift to unsettled conditions with likely showers and thunderstorms as the week progresses.

The Metro Council, alongside Veterans Caucus and Vice Mayor, will honor 9/11 with a ceremony, moment of silence, and wreath-laying at the Nashville Fire Department event.

A fatal accident involving a pedestrian shut down I-65 southbound in Nashville overnight but reopened early Monday morning.

A fatal crash on Highway 109 in Wilson County caused two deaths and significant traffic delays, with partial road closures and ongoing investigations.