A stretch of State Highway 374 in Clarksville, Tennessee, was renamed the "Mayor Don Trotter Highway" to honor the former mayor’s 16-year service and his impact on city development.

Two MPD officers, Charles Ryan Speed and Steven Vajcner, were promoted to Sergeant, with the department highlighting their dedication to policing and service.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions increased the state's cap on loan interest rates to 12.50 percent, affecting borrowers as it adjusts with the Federal Reserve's changes in prime loan rates.

Nashville-Davidson has proposed reinforcing its WWTP against flooding and seeks public comment on the FEMA-funded project, which includes installing a flood wall.

Nashville International Airport introduces the Sunflower Program to assist travelers with hidden disabilities by providing discreet support like sunflower lanyards and trained staff assistance.

Wilson County School Board's new mandate requires teachers to notify parents if a child wants to be recognized by a different gender or name, prompting mixed reactions from the community.

The Murfreesboro Police are searching for Graham Thomas Mallernee, a missing man last seen leaving a hospital barefoot in a gown and considered endangered.

The Tennessee Historical Commission has rejected a proposal to rename MTSU's Forrest Hall, named after a Confederate general and KKK leader, despite the university's efforts to change it.

A car flipped on I-24 East in Clarksville, causing traffic reroutes and road closures as authorities work at the scene. The extent of injuries and the crash cause are under investigation.

Selena Southerland, 19, was shot in the head during a road rage incident in Bedford County. Authorities seek a suspect in a white SUV. The shooting was preceded by a tailgating altercation.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 80-year-old Robert Weissman, missing from Nashville for nearly a month; police are seeking assistance in locating him.

Five men fired over 30 shots at an undercover MNPD detective and led police on a chase before being arrested. They face multiple charges including aggravated assault and gun theft.

Tennessee's new laws effective July 1 include "Jillian's Law," addressing trial competence, and the "Chris Wright Act," increasing penalties for repeat offenders. Controversially, the legislation also allows armed teachers in schools.