Early morning fire in Murfreesboro disrupted local traffic; MFRD responded, one person injured and transported to hospital; cause under investigation.

A head-on collision early Sunday on Rossview Road in Clarksville led to road closures and traffic reroutes; one person was flown to Nashville for treatment, and the road reopened by 9:07 a.m.

A 54-year-old man was arrested in Mt. Juliet after a stolen tag alert from an LPR system. He was wanted on multiple charges, including theft and drug possession.

Sergeant Terrance Demarest retires from Metropolitan Nashville Police Department after over 30 years, noted for his wit and impact from Airborne Ranger School.

The Franklin Police Department's Traffic Unit won three top traffic safety awards at the THSO ceremony, repeating their success from the previous year.

Nashville celebrates progress in addressing interpersonal violence over the last decade, with a report revealing improvements in family justice and the city becoming a model for collaborative approaches.

The 404 Bar and Grill in South Nashville has been indefinitely closed following a judge's order due to numerous reports of illegal activities and disturbances.

La Vergne Fire Rescue Department has improved its services by making Truck 41, an aerial apparatus, a full-time unit, ensuring enhanced public safety for the city.

Lebanon police have closed the northbound lane of Sparta Pike at Maddox Simpson intersection due to a crash. Drivers should expect delays and seek alternate routes.

Nashville's weather is sunny with temperatures nearing the upper 90s and a heat index up to 98°F, but changes are expected with a chance of rain starting Monday.

Livingston Police are seeking the owners of two friendly dogs found exploring unsupervised near the City Ballpark, reminding them to comply with the local leash law.

TBI is offering a "Principles of Fire Investigation" course in Mt. Juliet in September to train fire department personnel in fire investigation techniques. Registration is open until August 31, 2025.

Spring Hill is under a sewer moratorium due to an overtaxed treatment facility and violations. The city must comply with TDEC standards before lifting the moratorium.