The Canopy Initiative in Clarksville-Montgomery County is a coalition working to address homelessness through collaboration and resource coordination.

Cookeville seeks bids for a road extension, including lanes, sidewalks, and sewers, with a deadline of January 29, 2026. A 5% bid guarantee and contractor credentials are required.

La Vergne Police officers are wearing special badges to honor the US' 250th anniversary, featuring symbols like the Statue of Liberty and the Tennessee State Seal.

Randy Hammock was named the new maintenance superintendent for Cookeville Leisure Services, bringing 10 years of experience in various maintenance sectors.

Clarksville Police seek public help to identify a suspect in an attempted vehicle burglary that occurred during a Facebook Marketplace transaction at Walmart.

La Vergne invites the community to its Martin Luther King Jr. Day Ceremony at City Hall on Jan. 19, featuring speakers Richard Reed and Pastor Joshua Jamerson.

La Vergne firefighters quickly extinguished a house fire on Crickett Street, saving the property after being alerted by a 911 call. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

Nashville detectives are seeking Mena Awad, charged with aggravated rape, assault, and burglary, for an attack on a 16-year-old. The public is urged to provide information.

Varied weather is expected in Nashville with rain, possible flurries, and sunny days. Temperature fluctuations and windy conditions are also forecasted by the NWS.

Tennessee updates maximum interest rate to 10.75%, contingent on the Federal Reserve's prime rate; part of a policy ensuring informed lending and borrowing decisions.

The TBI announced the safe location of missing Clarence Carter after issuing a #TNSilverAlert. Carter, who has a condition that may impair him, was last seen in Shelbyville but found in Manchester. The TBI thanked the public for their help.

A tragic discovery unfolded last week when a woman and her dog were found dead in a van submerged in the Cumberland River...

A Tennessee trooper was hospitalized after a violent crash during a pursuit in Brentwood. The suspect, Gregory Volkens, fled a traffic stop, caused a head-on collision, and was later caught and bitten by a K-9 unit.