The City of Clarksville received its 11th Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the GFOA, as confirmed in a city announcement.

The Nashville Police stated that 17-year-old Ja'Quan Nolan was killed by his cousin, Marquez Reed, during a shooting in which multiple charges have been filed against Reed and associates.

The Tennessee Department of Correction enhances Halloween safety through "Operation Blackout," increasing supervision of registered sex offenders to ensure compliance with no-contact guidelines during trick-or-treating.

Ashley McBryde extends her "The Redemption Residency" at Chief's bar in Nashville through 2026, with thematically distinct shows including acoustic performances and music exploration.

Live Nation Nashville announced 'The Truth,' a new music venue set to open in Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood by fall 2026, with a capacity of 4,400.

Two incidents in Clarksville cause traffic delays: a crash on Peachers Mill Road and a semi mishap on Wilma Rudolph Blvd.

Senator Marsha Blackburn supports the bipartisan "Keep SNAP Funded Act" to ensure SNAP funding during the government shutdown, aiming to prevent food insecurity for beneficiaries.

Four teenagers died in a car crash on Mt. View Road, Nashville; one victim died later at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Witnesses said the car was speeding. None were wearing seatbelts, and the crash is under investigation.

A tractor-trailer and car crash closed westbound I-24 near Clarksville. Details were scarce as investigations were ongoing. Traffic was rerouted at Exit 4.

La Vergne plans a limited office reopening after a suspected cyber attack, with restrictions on staff functions and acceptance of payments by check or money order only.

The Tennessee SWC enforced actions against three illegal sports betting operations, imposing a fine on BetWhale.ag and ceasing their activities in the state, thereby ensuring a regulated betting market.

The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development has delayed releasing September's county unemployment data due to the federal government shutdown.

The Murfreesboro Police Department celebrated Sergeant Mike Turner's 35 years of service with a Facebook post, honoring his dedication and impact on the community.