La Vergne Police Department invites residents to a community safety meeting on Monday, September 29 at City Hall for discussions on local safety and policing.

Twelve deputies joined the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office after a nine-week orientation and will continue specialized training, with emphasis on the values of guardianship, service, and warrior spirit.

CPD arrested a suspect for a hit-and-run that killed Teresa Nelson. The suspect's identity has not been released. Community tips aided the investigation.

Nashville's weather forecast includes mixed conditions with sunny days and possible thunderstorms, improving to mostly sunny by the weekend with highs in the low 80s.

The Nashville Police shared a list of 10 Most Wanted fugitives, sought for serious charges including premeditated murder, aggravated assault, and rape.

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office TN supports Project Lifesaver, a program that aids in locating individuals with cognitive disorders who may wander, like those with Alzheimer's or autism.

West Jefferson Pike in Rutherford County reopened after a dump truck crash caused a fuel leak, prompting a response from multiple agencies. Traffic flow has resumed following the cleanup.

Tennessee's Commissioner of Financial Institutions, Greg Gonzales, announced a new maximum interest rate of 11.35% per annum, with regular updates to follow based on prime loan rate changes.

The Magic in the Park event will offer magical activities and performances at Liberty Park on September 27, according to Clarksville Parks & Recreation.

Brittany Thompson is appointed as the new Director of Internal Audit at the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance, succeeding John G. Williams.

Eric Scott, a caregiver from Nashville, was arrested by TBI agents for allegedly using a vulnerable adult's bank card for unauthorized transactions. He faces theft and exploitation charges.

Manhunt in Tennessee ends with the capture of Payton Wayne Nations, accused of a double homicide in Rickman, after a community-wide alert and coordinated law enforcement efforts.

The National Weather Service indicates a fair morning in Nashville with a chance of showers over the next few days, including potential thunderstorms.