Two teens, previously charged for 2023 robberies, are arrested again in Nashville for a new robbery incident. One was caught with a firearm and the other trespassed after fleeing.

Clarksville invites residents to recycle their Christmas trees and wreaths at Heritage Park to reduce waste and use them as mulch for city landscaping.

Nashville receives $10 million and $1.9 million federal grants for transportation and safety improvements on Nolensville and Murfreesboro Pikes, involving advanced traffic technologies.

A fire in Putnam County resulted in a home's total loss and no reported injuries, despite substantial challenges faced by firefighters due to the home's construction and water supply issues.

The article provides detail on the weather forecast for Nashville, indicating mixed skies with possible rain and thunderstorms, seasonal temperatures, and varying wind conditions over the next few days.

Nathan Rodriguez was arrested for a domestic-related fatal shooting in Clarksville on West Creek Drive, prompting police to encourage witness collaboration.

A fatal crash occurred in Nashville when a Chevrolet Silverado hit a pole and a tree, bursting into flames, with the driver dying on the scene. Authorities are investigating and trying to identify the driver.

Dr. Brittany Cox has been promoted to assistant commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Health to oversee the Division of Health Disparities Elimination, focusing on the health of underserved communities.

A two-vehicle crash in Mt. Juliet led to two people being extricated and hospitalized. Traffic was disrupted but later cleared. The MJPD reminded drivers to proceed cautiously.

Rodney Haynes Jr., a convicted felon, was arrested with three handguns, two stolen, and now faces new charges including possession of a firearm by a felon and resisting arrest.

The Mt. Juliet Police Department made several arrests in their Operation Safe Shopper, including a man facing DUI and illegal possession charges after a traffic stop for registration violations.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency leads a safety initiative with other agencies to prevent boating accidents near dams, highlighted by a new safety video and recent statistics of related deaths.

The National Weather Service reports light rain and fog in Nashville, with a high of 62°F and a chance of rain and thunderstorms in the morning. Snow is possible late Tuesday night, with little accumulation expected.