Metro Social Services in Nashville is hosting its first Community Food Pop Up to aid residents affected by economic strain and food insecurity on November 2, 2024.

A dog named JoJo was rescued from a deep sinkhole by Lebanon Fire Department and Wilson County Emergency Management after being trapped for three days.

The National Weather Service reports sunny weather in Nashville with highs of 82°F. Clouds and potential thunderstorms with showers are expected later in the week.

Police seek a bald, bearded male in his 30s with face tattoos for a non-fatal road rage shooting in Nashville; the suspect drove a silver 1997-2002 Ford Expedition.

A body was pulled from the Cumberland River, prompting an investigation with little details released and the identity and cause of death pending autopsy results.

The Nashville National Weather Service reports fair weather, with updates on coming days, including partly sunny skies and potential for showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

Tennessee's TDEC offers a mobile household hazardous waste disposal service in Rutherford County on Nov 2. Residents can drop off various hazardous materials for free.

A traffic stop for an expired tag in Mt. Juliet led to the arrest of a sex offender wanted on multiple charges, including failure to report and probation violations.

Tearion Jones, a Nashville fugitive, was recaptured while still handcuffed after temporarily escaping custody from a hospital. He was located by detectives in Madison, facing multiple outstanding warrants.

Over 400 books, including works by authors like Dr. Seuss and John Green, were removed from Wilson County school libraries in compliance with Tennessee's Age Appropriate Materials Act.

Jimmy Dana Brown was arrested in Sumner County on charges including aggravated sexual battery and exploitation of a minor after extensive SCSO investigations.

A Silver Alert has been issued for John Hill, Jr., a 67-year-old missing Nashville man. Authorities are seeking public assistance to find Hill, who has a medical condition that may impair his ability to return home.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue has equipped its fire trucks with LUCAS devices for hands-free CPR, enhancing emergency responses and potentially saving more lives.