Nashville introduces a free legacy planning program to encourage asset protection and intergenerational wealth among its residents, with services provided by FEC and the CFE Fund.

Nashville's Metro Council celebrates a year of social media outreach, adding a Bluesky account and enhancing its website for better resident engagement.

MAC deploys a contingency plan to support Nashville residents amid a federal shutdown affecting local community services and funding for programs like LIHEAP and CSBG.

Nashville Fire Department adds Truck Company Number 33 to Fire Station Number 33, enhancing firefighting and emergency response in the rapidly growing Southeast region.

A 72-year-old man from Hopkinsville died on I-24 West after being struck by a vehicle while checking his location for a wrecker service. Witnesses are sought by Nashville Police.

Efrain Vincente-Luna is indicted for a triple homicide in September 2024 on Bart Drive, with charges including premeditated murder and aggravated burglary.

Two people were hospitalized, and three dogs went missing after a house fire in Montgomery County, Tennessee. Firefighters extinguished the fire, with the cause under investigation.

16-year-old Karon Simpson was arrested for a string of robberies in Nashville; he confessed to seven incidents. Marcellus Harris, 19, was also arrested in connection with the crimes.

TDOT announces nighttime road restrictions on I-65 and US-31W for bridge construction, affecting traffic from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., starting November 16 for about 12 nights. The project includes widening I-65 and replacing bridges.

A high-speed chase in Trousdale County led to an adult's multiple charges and a juvenile's release to parents after the Sheriff's deputy's pursuit of a speeding car resulted in the discovery of drugs, paraphernalia, and a firearm.

Cody York won the Murfreesboro Technology Council Leadership award for advancing Rutherford County's tech scene.

La Vergne residents receive paper bills due to a utility billing system outage, with the city assuring accurate meter readings and no penalties during the recovery period.

Cookeville's Vulcan paving crew starts asphalt work on Shag Rag Road tomorrow, with flaggers directing one open lane and expected delays. Drivers are advised to take alternative routes.