Col. Mark Tyndall was promoted to brigadier general at the Tennessee National Guard, with Major General Warner Ross officiating the ceremony at Nashville's Hugh Mott building.

Nashville's health department is accepting comments until August 31 on a new air pollution permit application. The process is outlined in the city's legal framework, and documents can be reviewed at 2500 Charlotte Avenue or online.

The realigned Dunbar Cave Road in Clarksville has opened, finishing early to align with Cardinal Lane and improve traffic ahead of the new school year.

A fatal shooting occurred during an attempted ATM theft at a Murfreesboro 7-Eleven; a civilian shot a suspect, while police investigate related scenes and stolen vehicles.

Racist graffiti was found at the Nissan Stadium construction site. The construction company condemned the act and is seeking to identify the culprits. Earlier, a noose was found but no charges were filed.

Clarksville has introduced a two-hour free parking program in the downtown area accessible via the Parkmobile app and QR codes, excluding coin-operated meters and parking garages.

Four Murfreesboro dispatchers attended the APCO conference, an event focusing on public-safety communications, aiming to enhance emergency response systems.

Clarksville has restored the historic entrance arch at Public Square, preserving the city's architectural heritage with modern casting techniques and a commitment to authenticity.

Two teenagers were arrested by Nashville police following a series of carjackings and attempted robberies involving multiple vehicles across the city.

Derek Michael Randolph was arrested for murder and other crimes after a police takedown. He's accused of fatally shooting Michael Robinson and is held on a $495,000 bond.

The National Weather Service issued an extreme heat warning for Middle Tennessee, advising of heat index values up to 113 degrees and the risk of heat-related illnesses.

Murfreesboro Police shut down an illegal casino operation, arresting two individuals after a two-month investigation prompted by community complaints.

A man, Tyquan Jackson, died following a shooting incident on an I-40 ramp in Nashville, after pursuing individuals who broke into his car. Police seek information and offer a reward.