State AGs, led by Tennessee, and the DOJ offer final terms targeting Google's search dominance, demanding remedies to bolster competition and user choice, possibly including divestitures in Chrome and Android, and sharing search data with rivals.

Mayor O’Connell praises Nashville's progress in addressing MNPD sexual misconduct, noting the adoption of new policies and cooperation among departments.

Nashville Police found the truck involved in a scooter rider's fatal hit-and-run thanks to a Crime Stoppers tip. The case remains under investigation; no arrests yet.

A vehicle collision on Murfreesboro Pike in Nashville caused all lanes to close and traffic delays, with no immediate details on the cause or injuries.

Rutherford County is holding a public dialogue on whether to allow the expansion of the Middle Point Landfill, with residents encouraged to participate in a survey on HelpRutherford.org.

Hands On seeks volunteers for flood relief on March 8, involving tasks like water removal and property restoration. Safety gear provided; not suitable for those with respiratory issues.

Myles Owens V, a fugitive, died by suspected suicide, while Kenneth Strickland Jr. was arrested at the scene for identity theft and motor vehicle theft.

Seven Tennessee songwriters are finalists for the state's Songwriters Week, set to perform at the Bluebird Cafe, showcasing diverse storytelling and musical talent.

The Tennessee House passed a bill to ban cellphone use in classrooms, now proceeding to the Senate. Schools may develop policies allowing device use for education, health, or emergencies.

Two lieutenants from the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, Derek Keeler and Justin Pinkelton, have been promoted to captains, bringing 47 combined years of experience to their new roles.

Nashville announces the My Brother's Keeper Nashville Executive Leadership Table to support boys and young men of color, seeking to make Nashville a Model MBK Community by 2028.

Jim Colvin has been named the new Chief of Police in Brentwood, taking over a department he's served since 2004. Mayor Gorman praised his appointment.

Jack Hyatt retires as Murfreesboro's Fleet Services Director; Tommy Miller Jr. to succeed him on March 2, 2025.