Nadine Shera retires from Cookeville Police Department after a diverse career spanning nearly 30 years, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and leadership.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee is seeking information on Darricka York and Michael McHenry, wanted for property thefts totaling $10,000 to $60,000.

The NWS issued warnings for severe winter conditions in Middle Tennessee, including heavy precipitation and extreme cold, potentially impacting travel and safety.

A major phase‑three building permit was filed for 5C Group’s MEM01 data center at the former Fred’s site, signaling a move toward active construction at 4300 Getwell Road.

Joe Harvey of Ruby’s is launching Harvey’s New York Style Bagels in Nashville, starting with a Berry Hill site and plans for more across the suburbs.

A Memphis balloon-release memorial for influencer Whyte Folkz turned chaotic after a fight and a possible gunshot was captured on video; police say they did not fire.

AJ Capital closed a $475M construction loan to build Belle Meade Village, a 15.5‑acre redevelopment at the gateway to Belle Meade that will add condos, retail and a boutique hotel.

U.S. Senators introduced the Stop Fraud by SOMALIA Act to enhance penalties for child care fraud and enforce immigration consequences on non-citizen offenders.

Several residents of Nashville's Signature Music Row were hospitalized following a carbon monoxide leak, with levels far exceeding safe limits detected in the building.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office warned of scammers impersonating deputies to extort money from families with incarcerated relatives, demanding payments for non-existent services.

The Columbia Police Department requests public help via social media in solving Quentin Armstrong's murder, offering multiple contact methods for tips.

Nashville's National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning with heavy mixed precipitation expected, including 3-6 inches of snow and significant ice, potentially causing power outages and dangerous travel.

Cookeville Police Department participated in National Night Out after a 15-year break, receiving recognition for community engagement and looking forward to the next event in 2026.