Nashville police report a surge in gun thefts from vehicles, urging residents to lock their cars and secure firearms, as 625 guns were stolen this year, contributing to crimes.

Dale Biggerstaff is named the new director of Public Works in Brentwood, starting August 25, with over 29 years of experience and previous tenure as the city's Operations Superintendent.

The Tennessee Department of Mental Health is accepting applications for the Pathways Behavioral Health Scholarship, offering $30,000 for master's students willing to work in state-contracted agencies.

TSU's New Direction Gospel Choir impressed at the 40th Stellar Gospel Awards with a performance of "I’m Saved." They won the 2025 How Sweet the Sound competition and reflect HBCU choirs' talent.

Nashville's forecast includes mostly sunny skies, with temperatures reaching into the 80s and 90s, light winds, and minimal chances of rainfall later in the week.

Michael Bell, 52, was charged with felony drug possession after a joint investigation. Cocaine and other drugs were found in his car and home, and more narcotics in his storage unit. His bond is set at $95,000. Additional charges may follow.

The Metro Public Health Department is reviewing an air pollution permit application, including a 30-day public comment period, with details available for public review.

Clarksville Police responded to a man lying unresponsive in the road on Providence Blvd, urging witnesses to contact 911. Traffic was diverted; the man's condition remains unknown.

Nashville police seek help identifying a suspect involved in two Dollar Tree robberies, requesting public assistance and offering surveillance images for leads.

Nashville's Metro Council has approved a rezoning plan for the Nations neighborhood to increase high-density housing and enhance walkability, amid debates over community impact and infrastructure concerns.

The Franklin Police Department relaunches its Chaplain Program, seeking clergy to offer support to officers and community members during critical incidents and celebrations.

La Vergne Police used ALPR technology to apprehend suspect Thomas Warrick for a theft at Allvan. Despite poor footage, the technology helped track Warrick and collect evidence leading to his arrest and confession.

A 17-year-old student at Maplewood High School in Nashville was arrested for bringing a loaded handgun to school after being caught by the security system.