The Columbia Police Department is searching for a runaway juvenile, Charles McGlother, last seen in red Adidas pants, black-striped, and a sweatshirt. They encourage public tips and call for community vigilance.

La Vergne Police swiftly resolved a newborn abduction, leading to the safe return of the baby and the arrest of the suspect charged with especially aggravated kidnapping.

Vanderbilt defeated Missouri 17-10 in a close football game, reaching a 7-1 season record for the first time since 1941, with a crucial 80-yard touchdown by Makhilyn Young.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee's personal experience with prison ministry has inspired a state program for inmate mentorship, aiming to improve reentry outcomes and reduce recidivism. Volunteers will mentor inmates prior to and following release.

La Vergne Fire & Rescue extracted a driver and two dogs from a vehicle crash, with the driver having minor injuries and the pets unharmed. Police transported the dogs home.

Two men were arrested for robbing a FSNB Bank in Clarksville; one charged with aggravated robbery, the other as an accessory. They were apprehended in Murfreesboro and held on bail.

Tennessee boosts outdoor spaces with $968,000 in state funding for 18 communities to enhance parks and recreation, through an 80% state and 20% local investment plan.

La Vergne plans a limited office reopening after a suspected cyber attack, with restrictions on staff functions and acceptance of payments by check or money order only.

The Tennessee Supreme Court will hear three key cases on environmental law, criminal justice, and legal ethics on Nov 5, with the proceedings livestreamed.

The 4th Annual Starry Night event in Nashville is set to support arts education and cultural events through performances, art exhibits, and fundraising activities.

The Tennessee Supreme Court is set to replace retiring Justice Holly Kirby with one of five candidates proposed by the Governor's Council for Judicial Appointments.

Franklin Police partner with OneGenAway to host a food drive, accepting non-perishables to help local families in need.

Tennessee's Governor Lee warned that due to the federal government shutdown, SNAP benefits might not be available starting November 1, affecting over 690,000 residents.