The Tennessee Supreme Court has four cases on its May docket, covering zoning issues, worker's compensation disputes, arbitration agreement jurisdictions, and attorney conduct.

Officer Wilkins of Hendersonville Police educates gym-goers on theft prevention, sharing tips and offering support to local gyms as part of a community outreach initiative.

Clarksville Parks & Recreation is hosting a Summer Kickoff Pool Party at Beachaven Pool on May 17 with activities, live music, and water safety education.

The Franklin Police Department is illuminating their headquarters in blue to honor law enforcement during National Police Week, reflecting unity and remembrance for fallen officers.

La Brigada De Oro, Nashville SC's Latin American fan group, stopped game-day events amid ICE sweeps and detentions in the community, emphasizing unity and a sense of unsafety during such times.

Clarksville Police K9s receive donated bullet and stab protective vests from Vested Interest in K9s, Inc., honoring fallen K9 King and enhancing officer safety.

Nashville's Summer Enrichment Program registration opens today for children aged 6-14, with limited first-come, first-served spots available at local community centers.

La Vergne prepares for its Howl at the Moon 5K on August 22 with road closures starting at 7:30 p.m. along Murfreesboro Road, urging participants to register online.

Cordell Hull Birthplace State Park hosts Historic Market Day on May 3, showcasing 1800s sharecropper life with activities, demonstrations, and no entry fee.

Groundbreaking for The Willows retail development occurred in Cookeville, signaling the start of construction with big names like Target and Home Depot slated to open in 2026.

Clarksville celebrates Arbor Day with a free tree seedling giveaway on April 25 at Liberty Park, offering a variety of native species on a first-come basis.

Clarksville has scheduled a free Shred Day event on May 3, 2025, to help residents destroy sensitive documents securely, with a focus on recycling shredded material.

Nashville's Jefferson Street is set to be revitalized with a sidewalk mural as part of a community engagement event involving Mayor O'Connell, Creative Girls Rock®, and AkzoNobel.