Nashville is forecasted to have a series of showers and thunderstorms, with a high chance of precipitation and some breaks of sun in the coming days, leading to sunny weather by Saturday.

Cookeville's City Council approves a Master Plan for the Westside Commercial District, involving local and Chattanooga firms to rejuvenate the area including the Train Depot and Wilson and Shanks Hotel property.

West Jefferson Pike in Rutherford County reopened after a dump truck crash caused a fuel leak, prompting a response from multiple agencies. Traffic flow has resumed following the cleanup.

A neighbor alerted the Spring Hill Fire Department to a garage fire, leading to a swift response and a dog's rescue. Cooperation among emergency services was crucial during the incident.

Tennessee's Commissioner of Financial Institutions, Greg Gonzales, announced a new maximum interest rate of 11.35% per annum, with regular updates to follow based on prime loan rate changes.

Nashville extends its rideshare zone pilot program, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety during TPAC events, as part of the Connect Downtown Action Plan.

Tennessee Supreme Court will hear an appeal on Nashville city council size, with Vice Mayor Henderson supporting the move to defend local governance structure.

Sgt. Gary Herron of the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office led La Vergne's Fall Festival Parade with a decorated vehicle, winning third place, while Marty Luffman, recovering from a car accident, served as grand marshal.

The Magic in the Park event will offer magical activities and performances at Liberty Park on September 27, according to Clarksville Parks & Recreation.

Brittany Thompson is appointed as the new Director of Internal Audit at the Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance, succeeding John G. Williams.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation issued a Silver Alert for 28-year-old Cameron Delgado, who is missing and has a condition that may impair his ability to return safely.

NWS Nashville predicts a wet period with showers and thunderstorms, with chances varying from 80% to 20% throughout the week, including high humidity and temperatures possibly hitting the high 80s by Sunday.

Tennessee introduces new attractions, eats, and experiences for the fall season, including ghost tours, a racing coaster, and various festivals and cultural events.