Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts warns residents of potential evacuations due to flooding and urges those in vulnerable areas to prepare emergency plans, as heavy rains continue.

La Vergne's annual Easter Drive-Thru event will be on April 12 at Veterans Memorial Park, offering treats and a visit from the Easter Bunny for various age groups.

The Cookeville History Museum will host an exhibit on the Cream City sign, celebrating its 75-year history, including its impact on the community and related historical artifacts.

La Vergne's annual Block Party and Touch-a-Truck is on April 26 at Veterans Memorial Park, offering community fun, games, food trucks, and a chance for kids to explore vehicles.

Nashville's Music City Behavioral Health and Wellness Summit, set for April 14, will focus on mental health and safety, featuring local stakeholders and musician Jelly Roll.

Lebanon's Mayor Rick Bell anticipates the spring 2025 opening of a new sports complex, featuring soccer fields and amenities, despite construction delays.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is hosting an expanded Becoming an Outdoors Woman event on June 14-15, offering 12 classes focused on outdoor skills and camaraderie.

The Metro Nashville Career Fair was a success, offering networking, workshops, and employer interactions to job seekers, reflecting optimism in the local job market.

USTA pulled out of the Spring Hill tennis facility project due to funding issues, prompting developer SouthStar to seek new partners for Legacy Pointe.

Nashville State's Business School, led by Dr. Christie Ferguson, offers diverse programs and industry partnerships, fostering career opportunities and educational pathways for students.

Priscilla Presley received Tennessee's Colonel Aide de Camp award and lobbied for the relocation and funding of the Smithsonian Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum.

Nashville invites public comments on a new air pollution permit application, with a review period until April 6, 2025, for proposed construction or modification of pollution sources.

High school senior Katelyn Williams saved Billy Austin's life by performing CPR after he collapsed at a YMCA, reaffirming her commitment to a healthcare career.