Firefighters in Ethridge responded to a residential fire at 4:17 AM, ensuring all occupants were safe and minimizing home damage with support from neighboring services. Images were shared on social media with permission.

The Columbia Police Department is searching for a runaway juvenile, Charles McGlother, last seen in red Adidas pants, black-striped, and a sweatshirt. They encourage public tips and call for community vigilance.

Tennessee's Governor Lee warned that due to the federal government shutdown, SNAP benefits might not be available starting November 1, affecting over 690,000 residents.

McMinnville Police's traffic stop led to drug and firearm charges for two individuals, with K9 Axel detecting narcotics and weapons in the vehicle. A child was present during the arrest.

Tennessee's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day offers safe disposal of unused meds at over 115 sites on October 25 from 10 am to 2 pm to prevent substance misuse.

The article details Nashville's weather forecast, starting with a sunny day with a high of 69°F, then turning cloudy with chances of rain and thunderstorms increasing through the weekend into the next week.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation found Earl Strong Jr., the subject of a #TNSilverAlert, safe in Trussville, AL, and expressed gratitude for the community's help on social media.

Nashville's forecast by the NWS predicts fair weather with highs of 71°F, and a clear night ahead at 39°F. A sunny Friday follows, with a weekend chance of showers and highs near 67°F. Rain remains likely into early next week.

The Tennessee Department of Health has scheduled a public hearing for feedback on Ballad Health's COPA at Northeast State Community College on November 18, 2025.

Nashville has seen a rise in gun thefts from vehicles with 817 firearms stolen this year, highlighting public safety concerns and the need for responsible gun storage.

Fiery Gizzard State Park has been established as a separate entity from South Cumberland State Park, with a dedication ceremony attended by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and local leaders.

Dr. Dwayne Estes of Austin Peay State University, leader of the Southeastern Grasslands Institute, was honored by Garden & Gun Magazine as a "Champion of Conservation" for his significant work in grassland restoration.

The Tennessee Council for Judicial Appointments has begun accepting applications for a judge vacancy on the Tennessee Court of Appeals, following Judge Armstrong's planned retirement in 2026.