Councilman Wanda Smith completed a leadership program at the NCEL to enhance government officials' skills. The program involved discussions, speaker sessions, and peer collaborations.

Nashville detectives investigate a fatal shooting involving Keiona Wilson and Keosha Greer, linked to suspected infidelity and a domestic altercation.

The Tennessee judiciary seeks applicants for a judicial seat in Davidson County's 20th Judicial District Third Circuit Court due to Judge Robinson's retirement.

Two Meigs Middle School students were charged with false reporting after sending threatening text messages with photos of firearms, causing concern among school authorities and parents.

The "Path to Freedom" lecture at Fort Negley Park will explore the role of African Americans during the Civil War, featuring historian Amy Murrell Taylor.

The Nashville weather forecast predicts a shift to cloudier skies with highs of 83°F and gentle winds, with sunny days and highs in the low 80s continuing until a slight chance of rain Thursday.

Dr. Brandi De La Cruz was named Tennessee's 2025-26 Teacher of the Year for her engaging approach to teaching math, inspiring students to consider careers in education.

A man was arrested by Cookeville Police for soliciting a minor on Snapchat; he admitted to sending inappropriate messages and images, knowing the recipient was a minor.

Nashville police investigate after a headless, decomposing body was found near Dickerson Pike, with further discovery of a skull 100 yards away from the initial site.

Clarksville Fire Rescue cleared a structure fire on Elkmont Drive with no injuries. The Red Cross is assisting the homeowner, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. Fire crews had contained the fire swiftly earlier in the day.

Max Overholt, a 19-year-old from Murfreesboro, was arrested for threatening to shoot up Christ Presbyterian Academy during a dispute with his father. He faces charges and a $20,000 bond.

Tennessee enhances school safety through the SafeTN app and other reporting tools, encouraging citizens to report suspicious activities to the Homeland Security Threat Assessment Center.

Nashville police seek help identifying suspects in a June 29 assault outside Bridgestone Arena that hospitalized one man. Images circulated; tips via Crime Stoppers.