Nashville's latest Most Wanted list highlights individuals sought for violent and sexual crimes, including first-degree murder, rape, and aggravated assault. The Metro Nashville Police request public aid in locating these fugitives.

Five people were detained for DUI during a Rutherford County sobriety checkpoint, where total of 342 motorists were checked; also leading to charges for marijuana possession and an underage firearm possession.

Clarksville Police seek a suspect from a December armed robbery at a Marathon gas station, involving a gun, stolen cash, and cigarettes. The white male suspect fled on foot.

Tennessee's Commissioner Gonzales sets the formula interest rate at 10.90%, based on the current prime loan rate and an added ceiling, impacting loans and credit rates.

A Nashville massage therapist has been charged with rape during a session at Escape Day Spa & Salon. His employers stated he was vetted and have since fired him.

The TWRA opens applications for the 2026 Spring Turkey Quota Hunts from December 17 to January 7, with opportunities for all hunters, including youth-only events.

A 16-year-old boy was injured in a non-fatal Clarksville shooting, with police stating there's no wider threat to the community and continuing their investigation.

Tennessee Department of Agriculture will manage USDA grants to aid farmers and forest landowners affected by Hurricane Helene, with a possibility of covering up to 90% of verified losses.

Nashville's Health Department is seeking public input on the renewal of a Part 70 Operating Permit concerning air pollution, with a review period open until August 17, 2025.

Tennessee's September unemployment rate remains stable at 3.6%, with the state experiencing modest job growth primarily in the hospitality, manufacturing, and government sectors.

Dickson County business owner pleads no contest to tax evasion and tampering with government records, sentenced to probation, and ordered to pay restitution.

The City of Clarksville celebrated its 240th birthday, with Mayor Joe Pitts recounting its origins and early development since 1785 during a proclamation at a city council session.

The Tennessee Comptroller’s report led to the resignation of the Weakley County Circuit Court Clerk for improper expungements and misleading communications.