Tennessee's Department of Education reports improvements in educational outcomes, with more Reward schools and Exemplary districts, and fewer districts In Need of Improvement.

Officer McCall and K-9 Bora are La Vergne's new police team, focusing on narcotics and community outreach. They completed an 80-hour certification course in K-9 handling.

Clarksville earns "Tree City USA" title for the 36th year and the Tree City USA Growth Award for the 20th year, celebrating with a tree planting ceremony.

Clarksville announces a holiday event on November 22 at McGregor Park, featuring a market, light display, and drone show. Mayor Pitts will light up displays at 6 p.m.

Brentwood Fire & Rescue Department conducts an annual toy collection for the GraceWorks Ministries Manger program, encouraging locals to donate new toys until December 5.

Nashville police Commander Scott Byrd passed away following a heart attack. His funeral service is on Friday at Cornerstone Church, with preceding visitations. Byrd served for 25 years and led critical units.

Metro Nashville requests public feedback on its stormwater runoff management and MS4 practices as required by TDEC. The city's annual report detailing adherence to regulatory standards is available for review.

MNPD Commander Scott Byrd, aged 50, passed away after a heart attack. He served for 25 years and was remembered for his leadership and contributions to community safety.

Nashville Fire Department adds Truck Company Number 33 to Fire Station Number 33, enhancing firefighting and emergency response in the rapidly growing Southeast region.

La Vergne residents receive paper bills due to a utility billing system outage, with the city assuring accurate meter readings and no penalties during the recovery period.

MAC invites local businesses to a meeting about the POWER Youth Program, which connects young people with internships, benefiting both the youth and the community.

The Franklin Police Department warns of increased deer-related crashes during mating season and advises drivers to stay vigilant and follow safety tips to avoid accidents.

DeKalb County joins the Tennessee Advanced Communications Network to improve emergency services with enhanced communication systems and infrastructure, including new equipment and towers.