Todd Jones joins Cookeville Public Works as Civil Engineer II, overseeing city development and infrastructure projects for compliance with regulations.

A man died in a suspected hit-and-run in Clarksville; police investigating. Caller found him unresponsive in a ditch; efforts to revive him failed. His identity and vehicle details remain unknown. Public assistance is sought.

A road closure is in place in Wilson County due to a crash that downed a utility pole and scattered live lines on Old Rome Pike, with no timeline for reopening.

Nashville's weather includes sunny days, potential thunderstorms, patchy fog, and a cool descent into winter, with mixed conditions forecasted by the National Weather Service.

U.S. Senators Blackburn and Luján introduced the bipartisan Broadband and Telecommunications RAIL Act to streamline the expansion of broadband along rights-of-way, aiding rural and Tribal areas.

Police in Mt. Juliet arrested a man with an active warrant for probation violation during a traffic stop; he was also in violation of a no-contact order.

The Nashville weather forecast predicts mixed conditions, including showers and temperature drops leading up to Thanksgiving, with clearer weather expected on the holiday.

TDOT will be repairing concrete on I-65 and Saturn Parkway ramps in Columbia, TN, causing traffic disruptions this weekend. Drivers should expect delays or seek alternative routes.

A suspect sought in Macon County, Tennessee, was apprehended, ending a search effort by local law enforcement, as notified by the Sheriff's Office on Facebook.

Tennessee's Department of Education reports improvements in educational outcomes, with more Reward schools and Exemplary districts, and fewer districts In Need of Improvement.

Early morning crash on I-24 in Nashville involving a sedan with a flat tire and a tractor-trailer leads to lane closures and serious injuries. Traffic was redirected as authorities conducted cleanup and investigation.

Bethany Glandorf was appointed by Governor Bill Lee to the 20th Judicial District Circuit Court bench in Davidson County, replacing the retired Judge Phillip Robinson.

The Tennessee Supreme Court will hear two cases at Bryan College as part of the educational SCALES program, providing students insight into the judicial system.