A construction truck fell into a sinkhole in Clarksville City Hall's parking lot, revealing an old cistern that compromised the ground's integrity. The city is repairing the site and ensuring public safety.

A Cookeville High School student falsely claimed to have a gun, prompting a lockdown and subsequent search, which found no weapon; the student was charged with making threats.

Clarksville court proceedings move to the Regional Planning Commission basement due to renovations, expected to return to Public Square on October 8th.

The Nashville Police Department investigates a deadly double shooting at Hartman Park with ongoing community appeals for information.

Former TBI Director Mark Gwyn has died at 61, with natural causes indicated. He had a 30-plus-year law enforcement career and was the first African-American TBI director.

A former Dickson County Jail supervisor, Calvin Wayne Lewis, was charged with sexual contact with inmates and terminated after an internal investigation and TBI probe. He faces three counts and is on a $25,000 bond.

Bryan Kerns was named Tennessee Teacher of the Year for 2024-25 for his work at Dobyns-Bennett High and in the community. He will compete nationally and be an education ambassador.

A fatal crash in Clarksville led to a 19-year-old woman being charged with vehicular homicide and related offenses after the incident that killed 47-year-old Huey Johnson.

La Vergne requests voluntary water conservation from its residents on August 26-27 to aid in a major infrastructure project, specifically the installation of a new water meter.

Six men were arrested in Montgomery County in a TBI-led human trafficking sting targeting those seeking to exploit minors, with seven potential victims rescued.

The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council warns against proxy wagering in the state, highlighting the legal consequences and risks associated with such actions, especially for young adults.

Three years post-flood, Waverly continues recovery with delayed demolitions but sees optimism in plans for new housing and potential federal aid for rebuilding.

White County Middle School was evacuated due to a bomb threat, but it was later confirmed that the device was not an explosive. Normal activities resumed after a safety sweep.