Nashville's DEC is enhancing emergency response for CMA Fest 2025, deploying NTERT to work with local agencies and promoting the what3words location-sharing app.

A Nashville man is charged with aggravated assault on first responders, DUI, and resisting arrest after an incident where he injured two medical personnel.

Nashville invites proposals to manage 25 pallet shelters for the homeless, offering temporary housing and support services, with a deadline of June 20, 2025.

The Nashville Police celebrated graduates from their Community Police Academy, spotlighting community engagement and police transparency through a 12-week program.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions increased the maximum state interest rate to 11.50%, effective immediately, tied to prime loan rates.

Nashville detectives arrested accused murderer Rico Ransom after a high-stakes chase; he was on bond with an ankle monitor and now faces additional charges.

Murfreesboro police are searching for suspects involved in multiple vehicle burglaries, including theft and credit card fraud, with public assistance sought to identify individuals from circulated photos.

A 17-year-old has been arrested for a shooting threat at the Madison Street Carnival in Shelbyville, TN, with the police responding to a tip about a Snapchat post.

Tennessee's mental health department introduces the "Promise to Call" campaign, urging individuals to commit to calling someone if facing suicidal thoughts.

Nashville's Korean Veterans Memorial Bridge is getting new lights, with expected completion by September 2025, causing lane closures and affecting commuter routes.

Lewisburg Police apprehended David Hamilton, a suspect in a Marathon gas station robbery-homicide. Arrested with other departments' aid, Hamilton faces charges with a detailed press release forthcoming.

Tennessee plans to build the Ashland City River Port to improve freight transportation, expecting to ease congestion, create jobs, and reduce carbon emissions by promoting barge use over trucks.

Radnor Lake State Park commences Otter Creek Road repairs, impacting parking and activities from May to October 2025. The construction addresses flood damage and aims to improve visitor experience.