The Metropolitan Nashville Police Dept. reported a significant increase in guns stolen from vehicles in Nashville, with 646 firearms taken this year, impacting community safety.

The Farmington Fire Department reported on a fire that damaged a family's modular home, with multiple agencies responding. No casualties were reported, and the community is urged to support the family.

The article discusses National Police K9 Day and the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office's recognition of K9 units' contributions to law enforcement on social media.

Smoke alarms alerted a Tennessee family to a fire caused by a mini cosmetics fridge malfunction, facilitating their safe evacuation and a quick response by firefighters.

Nashville's weather forecast predicts a mostly sunny Labor Day with a slight chance of rain, followed by rainier conditions mid-week and a clearer end to the week.

An injury crash involving a car and a motorcycle in Murfreesboro, TN caused delays; law enforcement and emergency services responded, with the cause under investigation.

La Vergne police quickly arrested an armed robbery suspect involved in a bad firearm sale without injuries, recovering weapons and advocating safe exchange zones.

TDOT's "Nobody Trashes Tennessee" anti-litter campaign wins six awards at PRSA Nashville Chapter for its effective litter prevention efforts and community engagement.

A car crashed into a Smyrna home, causing structural damage and partial collapse. No injuries were reported, and the home's habitability is under evaluation.

Florida man Andrew Paul Johnson, 44, was arrested in Franklin, Tennessee, on multiple child sex crime charges. He was the subject of a multi-state search and faces extradition to Florida.

The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department promoted Josh Warren to captain and Justin Dillard to driver engineer, recognizing their service and leadership.

Nolensville Engineering Department begins annual stormwater inspections to protect local waterways, with a focus on preserving water quality and fulfilling MS4 Permit obligations.

GEODIS Park in Nashville received an International Architecture Award® for 2025 for its design and innovation, highlighting Nashville's growing reputations in culture and modern architecture.