The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that the TPPA does not protect attorneys from malpractice and fraud suits, overturning a lower court's decision. The case involved Jerry and Justin Mitchell, who their client accused of malpractice.

"Clarksville, TN celebrates its history with the release of 'Historic Clarksville 1784-2024,' a book detailing its 240-year history, authored by Jimmy Settle and supported by Wally Burchett of Burchett Media."

The Commissioner of Financial Institutions, Greg Gonzales, has announced an increase in Tennessee's maximum interest rate to 11.00 percent, based on financial regulations and Federal Reserve data.

La Vergne Police Department announced Officer Flowers and Officer Brown completed training and began solo patrols, with a congratulatory social media post.

Stewarts Ferry Pike to close for bridge reconstruction, impacting Wilson County commuters from January 5 to June 2026.

A 64-year-old man died after being struck by a car in Nashville; the driver, a 21-year-old, cooperated with the police. Alcohol may have been a factor for the pedestrian.

Nashville officers rescued a drug suspect, Darryn Carter, who injured himself jumping off a bridge into a creek while evading arrest after a car burglary investigation.

Mt. Juliet police recognized Officers Berti, Harper, and Hale with Lifesaving Awards for their roles in responding to a hayride crash, providing life-saving measures including a tourniquet.

Alec Hobbs is hired as Civil Engineer/Project Manager and Pretreatment Coordinator by Cookeville’s Department of Water Quality Control to manage infrastructure projects.

A custodian and a student from Kirkwood Middle School in Clarksville were awarded Life Saver Certificates by the mayor after the custodian performed the Heimlich maneuver, saving a choking pupil.

Nashville residents can comment on a proposed air pollution source permit; details are available for review, with a deadline of August 17, 2025, for submissions.

Rutherford County readies for the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony featuring a new 30-foot artificial tree, replacing the live tree tradition. The event, with festive activities, is set for December 5.

Tennessee's Attorney General leads a multi-state challenge against the College Sports Commission's new Participant Agreement, deeming it overreaching and harmful to college sports.