The Mt. Juliet Fire Department showcases their new recruit class's Firefighter Survival Training on Facebook, highlighting the rigorous and practical scenarios designed to build necessary skills for emergency situations.

Shelbyville Police offers free active-shooter training to the public at Edgemont Baptist Church on October 6, promoting community safety and emergency preparedness.

The Nashville DOT announced its Third Annual TDM Summit to address Middle Tennessee's future mobility, inviting stakeholders to discuss sustainable transit.

The Nashville Fire Department is temporarily relocating its headquarters to the Bridgestone Building as they prepare for a new station. They announced this move on social media and will move on October 6, 2025.

A year after Tropical Storm Helene, TEMA reports on Tennessee's recovery and resilience, highlighting the combined efforts of the community and government agencies.

Livingston Academy's annual Homecoming Parade will fill the streets with local color and school spirit, starting from the high school and progressing through the town.

The Franklin Police Department has sworn in six new officers with prior experience from different agencies who have completed an eight-week training program and are ready to begin field training in Franklin.

La Vergne Police Department invites residents to a community safety meeting on Monday, September 29 at City Hall for discussions on local safety and policing.

Mt. Juliet Police announced road closures on Woodridge Place and Golden Bear Gateway due to the local high school's Homecoming Parade, advising residents to plan their routes accordingly.

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office TN supports Project Lifesaver, a program that aids in locating individuals with cognitive disorders who may wander, like those with Alzheimer's or autism.

Sgt. Gary Herron of the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office led La Vergne's Fall Festival Parade with a decorated vehicle, winning third place, while Marty Luffman, recovering from a car accident, served as grand marshal.

Tennessee's archery deer and fall turkey seasons begin September 27, per TWRA's schedule. The TWRA website provides area-specific regulations and requires hunters to have proper licenses and landowner permission.

September in Tennessee is Driver Services Center Appreciation Month, recognizing the role of Driver Services Centers in organ and tissue donor sign-ups.