Nashville police captured the last two suspects involved in the Jefferson Street shooting; the violence stemmed from a gang rivalry, resulting in one death and nine injuries.

Nashville voters approved Mayor O'Connell's "Choose How You Move" transit plan, resulting in transportation infrastructure improvements and a sales tax increase.

The Metro Council Office of Nashville has launched social media accounts to improve government transparency and community engagement, as part of a larger initiative for accessibility.

Two accidents in Clarksville caused injuries and traffic delays, with one person airlifted to Nashville and the status of others involved unknown. Police are investigating both crashes.

Police are searching for a red sedan after a 74-year-old woman was injured in a hit-and-run on Gallatin Pike in Nashville. Call 615-742-7463 with info.

The Clarksville Police Department reports an increase in motorcycle crashes with 11 deaths, urging driver vigilance and caution amid higher enforcement efforts.

New sidewalks on Peachers Mill Road in Clarksville are nearing completion, enhancing pedestrian safety and accessibility with features like ramps and a stormwater system. Mayor Pitts expresses personal satisfaction with the project's progress.

The National Weather Service in Nashville predicts a mix of foggy, sunny, and stormy weather with fluctuating temperatures highs near 70-81 degrees throughout the week.

Veronica Williams of Clarksville Transit System was awarded the Urban Support Employee of the Year by the Tennessee Public Transportation Association for her 20-year service.

The Nashville weather forecast predicts a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and cloudy conditions, with fluctuating temperatures and varying chances of rain throughout the week.

MTSU held a vigil for Serenity Birdsong, remembering the student who died by suicide, highlighting mental health support and urging positivity in community interactions.

An early morning fire destroyed a Woodlawn home, caused damage to neighboring houses, and required multiple fire stations to respond. No injuries were reported; Red Cross is assisting the displaced family.

Three Nashville men were arrested, and two stolen handguns recovered by Mt. Juliet Police following traffic stops on consecutive days. The individuals, with past robbery convictions, were booked into Wilson County Jail.