Tennessee is working with federal agencies to reintroduce the Red-cockaded Woodpecker, which disappeared from the state in 1994. The project involves habitat restoration and aims to see the woodpecker return by 2028.

A section of Trousdale Ferry Pike in Wilson County will be permanently closed for roadworks, with detour routes provided via Lebanon Highway and Swindell Hollow Road.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell and Health Director Sanmi Areola will receive flu shots at Lentz Public Health Center to encourage vaccination ahead of Fight Flu Day.

A small dog with a gunshot injury was found in Tennessee; the Wilson County Sheriff seeks public help in their cruelty investigation and offers a reward.

Forensic scientists identified a skull found in 2004 as that of Alice Mae Sullivan, who disappeared in 1986, providing closure to her family after 39 years.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency announced a meeting set for October 17 to discuss key issues including the Deer Baiting Privilege License, North Cumberland WMA OHV permit, and biodiversity amendments, followed by award presentations.

Jimmy Ray Butts pleaded guilty to false vehicle registration tax charges, receiving probation and an order for restitution by Judge Turnbow after a Tennessee Department of Revenue investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of sunny and mild weather in Nashville, with daytime highs around 80 degrees and comfortable evenings around 51-54 degrees, light winds, and stable conditions.

Nashville is set to enjoy sunny weather with highs around 80°F, calm winds, and cooler evenings in the lower 50s. Patchy fog may occur in the mornings and evenings.

TDOT conducts fish surveys for environmental due diligence before bridge projects. Surveying for the Coppercheek Darter, a threatened species, influences construction plans to protect Tennessee's ecosystems.

The La Vergne Police Department showcased its operational capabilities at the National Night Out event with SWAT demonstrations and a K-9 unit exercise.

The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that warrantless seizure of a firearm in plain view doesn't violate the Fourth Amendment, as seen in Ambreia Washington's case.

La Vergne Police Department inducted four new members, including one dispatcher and three officers, who took their oaths in a ceremony emphasizing their commitment to community safety.