Nashville's Metro Council passed a $3.8 billion budget for FY 2026 with a property tax rate of $2.81 per $100 of assessed value, supporting wage increases and funding for city services.

Brentwood Fire & Rescue inducted Chief Brian Collins and other officials into new leadership roles, highlighting their experience and dedication to service excellence.

Convicted felon Kejarius Lawrence was arrested in Nashville for driving a stolen car and carrying a loaded gun, despite a prior arrest for evading arrest.

'Jillian's Law' continues to impact Tennessee's legal system a year after its implementation, prompted by Jillian Ludwig's death. The law addresses the release of those deemed unfit for trial.

Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti joins 51 AGs in a bipartisan effort supporting veteran Paul Yoon's case for full G.I. Bill benefits against the VA's refusal.

Nashville is set for summer storms with high chances of afternoon rain and thunderstorms, temperatures around 88 degrees, with potential temporary relief midweek and a hot weekend forecast.

Lebanon Police seek help via social media to catch a package thief, suggesting preventive measures like delivery notifications, secure lockboxes, and surveillance.

Two arrested in Mt. Juliet after a traffic stop led to the discovery of drugs and resulted in a man facing drug charges and a woman apprehended for warrants.

A mother and her five children were shot in Nashville; the suspected shooter, her boyfriend, is in custody. The victims are in critical condition, and the investigation is ongoing.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and TNECD Commissioner Stuart McWhorter plan to attend the 55th International Paris Air Show, aiming to attract investors and bolster economic growth in Tennessee.

TDOT offers double points in its Trash Masters Rewards program at Welcome Centers to promote litter-free roads during summer as part of the Nobody Trashes Tennessee campaign.

Delishia Porterfield submitted a substitute budget for Nashville, focusing on community services and employee pay raises, avoiding cuts to Metro departments.

An altercation in Clarksville resulted in a shooting and one person injured. Officers heard a shot while on a call and found two men in a vehicle, one shot in the leg. The incident is considered isolated with no ongoing threat.