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.

Nashville's Metro Emergency Overflow Shelter opened to protect against freezing temperatures on November 9th and will stay open through November 10th, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Richard Farias utilized the DoD SkillBridge program to transition from a naval officer to a role in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, enhancing border security.

Tennessee added 10 new State Troopers from an 11-week lateral cadet class of experienced officers, with varying degrees and military backgrounds, celebrating their commitment to law enforcement.

The TBI is hiring a Human Resources Analyst 2, with applications open from November 5-11, 2025. The role includes benefits coordination and managing worker's comp claims.

The Franklin Police Department's annual Holiday Toy Drive honors the memory of Kristi Clark, Carter Oakley, and Brad Lewis by collecting toys for children in need.

Wilson County Mayor's office has launched a food drive under the #WilsonCountyKind campaign, accepting canned and non-perishable food items until November 24, 2025, at the Wilson County Courthouse.

The Cane Creek Recreation Center in Cookeville celebrated its 20th anniversary, growing from modest beginnings to a vibrant community hub with various programs and facilities.

Tennessee's Wilson County Sheriff's Office is seeking a couple, Guzman and Martin, for a series of thefts and burglaries, drawing parallels to Bonnie and Clyde.

The Murfreesboro Water Resources Department hosted their annual Engineering Chili Cookoff, won by Todd Adams, with local firefighters acting as judges.

The 31st Annual Toy Parade in Nashville, hosted by Boswell’s Harley-Davidson and the MNPD, supports local families through the Christmas Basket Program.

Nashville's Metro Public Health Department is seeking public input on a new air pollution control permit application until November 30, 2025. Documents are available for review at their office and online.