Metro Social Services in Davidson County has activated its "Food Crisis Rapid Response Plan" due to increased food assistance needs and SNAP benefit disruptions, also assisting Metro employees.

Montgomery County Sheriff's daughter, Sarah Fuson, was convicted of aggravated child abuse involving a toddler at a daycare, with video evidence showing rough treatment.

The Metropolitan Action Commission in Nashville is implementing a contingency plan to sustain community services amid federal grant delays due to the government shutdown.

La Vergne officials warn of an email scam pretending to be from the city asking for payments. Residents should verify requests by contacting the city directly.

Lebanon Police arrested two Canadians involved in a "nationwide retail theft operation," seizing $1,000 worth of stolen goods and a security sensor-blocking purse.

Murfreesboro continues to clash with Middle Point Landfill due to over 4,000 odor complaints and new environmental violations concerning the potential contamination of the water supply.

Police seek a suspect for a South Nashville shooting that injured one; the shooter chased the victim by car, firing shots. The motive is unclear, roads were closed, and the victim is recovering.

La Vergne Fire & Rescue extracted a driver and two dogs from a vehicle crash, with the driver having minor injuries and the pets unharmed. Police transported the dogs home.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture encourages public acorn collection to aid white oak regeneration, with the East Tennessee Nursery needing acorns for seedling growth.

Gregory Nabors was arrested for using barcode switching tactics to steal from a Nashville Lowes store, facing multiple felony charges.

Convicted burglar Michiah Chism was arrested for vehicle break-ins after a spree in Nashville, with more charges expected as the investigation continues.

Nashville Police shared their most wanted list, highlighting suspects with charges like murder and sexual assault, and urging public vigilance and assistance.

MPHD administered 621 flu shots on "Fight Flu Day," nearly matching last year's count with increased efficiency across three locations, and continues offering free vaccinations.