A man was fatally shot by Nashville police at a bus station after he allegedly reached into a backpack. No gun was found, and the incident is being investigated. Concerns about neighborhood safety have been raised.

The Nashville Homeland Security Task Force has charged 38 individuals, including MS-13 members, for crimes ranging from drug trafficking to violent offenses.

A Wisconsin fugitive was arrested in Murfreesboro after a welfare check led to a drug bust involving marijuana, methamphetamine, mushrooms, and paraphernalia.

Jay Miller has been named the General Counsel for the Tennessee AOC, contributing his extensive legal experience from previous state government roles.

A mixed weather outlook for Nashville includes thunderstorms with a 70% chance of rain today, strong winds, and variable temperatures, leading to a sunny but cooler weekend with potential rain and snow showers.

The TWRA is scheduling CWD sampling in white-tailed deer on Nov. 8, 2025, involving hunters and processors across Tennessee to monitor and manage the disease.

Seven applicants are being considered to fill a Tennessee Court of Appeals vacancy due to Judge Armstrong's upcoming retirement; Council will interview candidates in Jackson on Dec 10, 2025.

The TBI is hiring a Human Resources Analyst 2, with applications open from November 5-11, 2025. The role includes benefits coordination and managing worker's comp claims.

The La Vergne Fire Rescue Department's C-Shift unit has been enhancing their firefighting skills through "can training" at the new training center, which may help lower insurance premiums and improve safety.

Officials broke ground on the State Route 109 Portland Bypass in Tennessee, a project aimed at easing traffic in Portland, with Phase 1 set to finish in spring 2028.

Tennessee's new Clarksville/Hornbuckle Driver Services Center has opened, offering expanded services, modern features, and improved accessibility to the fast-growing Clarksville community.

A man was convicted by a Shelby County jury for the murder of his landlord following a rent dispute and threats, self-represented during trial, with sentencing pending.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office seeks public help via social media to find Donald Hackney, wanted for meth-related charges, asking for tips at 615-444-1412 ext 3.