Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky introduced three new Safe Haven Baby Boxes, providing anonymous options for mothers to safely surrender their infants.

TDHS offers D-SNAP to residents in eight counties hit by Hurricane Helene, with a special waiver for hot foods in thirteen counties. Eligibility requires meeting certain criteria, with applications open soon.

Smokin' Thighs in Nashville is closing due to the tragic death of its owner, Matthew Carney, after a hit-and-run incident in the restaurant's parking lot.

The Children's Memory Garden in Nashville now features QR codes, allowing visitors to learn the stories behind the names of children lost to violence.

The Tennessee National Guard aids in Hurricane Helene recovery, with over 450 members performing rescues, clearing debris, and delivering supplies in affected counties.

The Bicycle Safety Rodeo on October 12 at Northeast Middle School will teach cycling safety through hands-on activities, supported by local organizations.

Rutherford County agencies deploy to aid in East Tennessee's search and rescue after Hurricane Helene, with over 100 people missing and eight confirmed deaths.

Clarksville City Council honored Queen City College and its founder for their contributions to vocational education and community support in the area.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell released an interactive storymap to track progress made during his first year in office, highlighting achievements in infrastructure, social services, and quality of life improvements.

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Suicide Prevention Alliance is intensifying its efforts during Suicide Prevention Month, offering resources and promoting the use of 988 for crisis support.

The Franklin Police Department hosts a free car seat safety check for National Child Passenger Safety Week to prevent incorrect use and reduce injury risks.

Country singer Tommy Cash, brother of Johnny Cash, has passed away at 84, confirmed by the Johnny Cash Museum. He was a respected musician with hits like "Six White Horses."

The Metro Council, alongside Veterans Caucus and Vice Mayor, will honor 9/11 with a ceremony, moment of silence, and wreath-laying at the Nashville Fire Department event.