The Metro Nashville Police Department Criminal Warrants Division released a "Weekly Most Wanted" list including individuals charged with serious crimes such as premeditated murder and sexual assault.

Columbia, Tennessee unveiled a Thurgood Marshall statue, honoring his civil rights legacy and the city's historical significance following the 1946 race riot.

Suspect Zyaire D. Northington was arrested for the fatal shooting of Kamren Castro in Clarksville. The incident was isolated, with no broader community threat.

The Nashville Fire Department is temporarily relocating to Antioch, starting October 6, in preparation for the construction of a new station and headquarters.

NDOT and MNPS will promote pedestrian safety on National Walk to School Day with a community walk to Carter-Lawrence Elementary, emphasizing safe routes for students.

Tennessee's DCS is speeding up its response to high-risk child welfare cases, with Priority 1 visits within 8 hours and Priority 2 within 72 hours, eliminating Priority 3 to ensure quicker interventions.

Tennessee Highway Safety Office adds four new seat belt convincers to educate on traffic safety and highlight life-saving importance of seat belts through simulations and community outreach.

Nashville's LIHEAP energy payment assistance is delayed to November 1 due to a new eligibility platform. Interim city funds will aid the most urgent cases in October.

The TBI is using social media to highlight the disappearance of Iris Portela from Davidson County since December 1st, 2024, and is seeking public help to find her.

Murfreesboro's James Dr. is open after emergency services responded to a garage fire. No details on the fire's cause or injuries are available. Traffic has resumed normal patterns.

A Hopkinsville neighborhood experienced a house fire, quickly controlled by firefighters within 25 minutes with no injuries reported. The cause remains under investigation.

The Nashville DOT announced its Third Annual TDM Summit to address Middle Tennessee's future mobility, inviting stakeholders to discuss sustainable transit.

Routine traffic stop in Nashville leads to the arrest of a woman wanted for felony assault and vandalism; child in car unrestrained and marijuana found later.