La Brigada De Oro, Nashville SC's Latin American fan group, stopped game-day events amid ICE sweeps and detentions in the community, emphasizing unity and a sense of unsafety during such times.

Clarksville Police K9s receive donated bullet and stab protective vests from Vested Interest in K9s, Inc., honoring fallen K9 King and enhancing officer safety.

Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee appointed Jennifer Peck as the new judge of the 11th Judicial District Circuit Court after Judge Michael Dumitru's resignation.

La Vergne Police Department, assisted by a vehicle tracking company tip, recovered a stolen car and made an arrest, highlighting their commitment to public safety.

Nashville opens public comment period for an air pollution control permit application until June 8th, with details available at the Vital Records Division office.

NDOT alerts about potential heavy traffic in Downtown Nashville on May 10 due to multiple events and encourages alternate transit with a free e-bike/scooter ride promo.

A man was charged with DUI and resisting arrest after his vehicle struck a Metro Nashville Police Department cruiser, causing it to be towed due to heavy damage. An officer experienced wrist pain but was otherwise unharmed.

Austin Peay State University mourns the sudden death of senior football player William Hardrick. Details of his death are unknown, but his loss deeply affects the community.

Clarksville Police ended a lockdown over a barricade situation when they found the person inside was not suspect Matthew Epps IV, who remains at large.

Sagovia McKenzie was arrested in Nashville for her suspected involvement in a 16-month shoplifting spree, with 31 warrants including 23 thefts from stores like Lululemon and Sephora.

La Vergne plans a free "Big Wave" water event for families on June 2 featuring fire hoses at Veterans Memorial Park.

A joint traffic safety operation in Nashville involving the THP, ICE, and HSI led to about 150 stops, arrests for lack of ID/licenses, and advocacy groups protesting alleged racial profiling.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts declared both Motorcycle Safety and Distracted Driving Awareness Month for May, emphasizing road safety and urging local drivers to be more attentive.