The Lebanon Police Department offers free shuttle parking for fairgoers in Tennessee to ease traffic and parking issues, with shuttles running until 11 p.m.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee seeks federal waivers to exclude certain sugary foods and drinks from SNAP eligibility and promote healthier eating habits among recipients.

The Tennessee Educator Survey reveals teachers' views, showing confidence in math teaching and positive attitudes towards evaluations and school culture.

Edward Randolph is charged with murder after his girlfriend's body was found in a burning fridge in Tennessee.

Darius Owens was arrested for a July 1 shooting in Nashville, facing multiple charges including attempted homicide. He admitted to his involvement during police interviews.

Murfreesboro Police Department establishes a new school zone with specific hours and a 15 mph speed limit on Northfield Boulevard to enhance safety for children.

Nashville is set for a stretch of sunny, hot days with temperatures in the low 90s, high humidity, and calm winds. Nights are expected to be clear with lows in the early 70s. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms is predicted for the weekend.

Red Clay State Historic Park hosts a Cherokee Cultural Celebration showcasing traditional dances, crafts, and traditions of Cherokee tribes, with events including a hawk release and educational exhibits.

A woman was killed and a man injured in a shooting at an East Nashville block party. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects or motives yet identified.

Nashville residents can submit comments on a new air pollution source construction/ modification application to influence air quality control decisions.

Clarksville is adjusting pool schedules at the end of summer, with Beachaven Pool closing until 2026 and other pools limiting their hours or offering weekend-only swimming.

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.