The Clarksville Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for 65-year-old Ricky Baker, last seen on October 13, urging for public assistance in their search.

The National Weather Service forecasts a varied week of weather for Nashville, including summer-like warmth, possible showers, and a cool down for the weekend.

Tennessee's Department of Correction is shifting to a digital mail system for inmates to improve security and delivery efficiency, with non-privileged mail being scanned at an off-site facility.

Brentwood plans a Veterans Day ceremony at the Police Headquarters to honor veterans, with a future monument site unveiling and a local choir's National Anthem performance.

TDOT's NTT campaign offers a 'Rocco the Raccoon' patch to young volunteers for their third cleanup project, encouraging participation ahead of the 5th Annual No Trash November event.

Tennessee's formula interest rate remains at 11.25%, aligned with the Federal Reserve's prime rate plus a 4% state addition, as stated by Commissioner Gonzales.

Lane closure on Hunters Point Pike at Carroll Oakland in Wilson County for school zone light replacement may cause delays tomorrow at 8 a.m. Sheriff's deputies to assist with traffic.

A train derailment in Columbia, Tennessee, prompted evacuations and road closures with no injuries reported, and officials suspected a rail switch issue as the cause. Safety measures were undertaken and cleanup was expected to take significant time.

A firefighter was injured and multiple units were damaged in an apartment complex fire in Franklin, with ongoing investigations into the cause of the blaze.

Lachaunti Williams was arrested for attempting arson at his ex's home with her and her children inside and faces multiple charges, including attempted criminal homicide.

A small dog with a gunshot injury was found in Tennessee; the Wilson County Sheriff seeks public help in their cruelty investigation and offers a reward.

Forensic scientists identified a skull found in 2004 as that of Alice Mae Sullivan, who disappeared in 1986, providing closure to her family after 39 years.

The Parsons Police arrested Mr. Paul Jones for threatening violence against an elementary school, leading to charges under a Tennessee law criminalizing such threats.