The City of La Vergne honored veterans in a tribute at City Hall with a speech by Maj. Shallum Harris and recognized other service members' commitments.

Nashville's forecast includes a sunny day with a high near 75°F, calm winds, and clear evening skies. A warmer Saturday with potential showers is expected.

Tennessee sees a spike in deer-related crashes every November. Tennessee Highway Patrol warns drivers to exercise caution, with 8,000 incidents, 465 injuries, and 5 fatalities last year.

Nashville's NDOT confirms readiness for winter, with 45 plows and ample de-icing materials, also addressing the city's homeless needs with overflow shelters. Coordination with agencies ensures efficient responses.

Tennessee allocated over $2 million in Tourism Enhancement Grants to 30 communities to improve tourism-related assets and support local economic growth.

MAC invites local businesses to a meeting about the POWER Youth Program, which connects young people with internships, benefiting both the youth and the community.

Nashville Police report a rise in gun thefts from vehicles, with 863 firearms already stolen this year, surpassing the previous year's number for the same period.

The Nashville Kroger on Monroe Street celebrated its grand reopening after a $22 million renovation, introducing new features like a Starbucks and creating 50 jobs. The community, having felt the absence, welcomed its return.

Nashville police arrested Keylando Green for the fatal shooting of Demario Hill in November 2024, involving a narcotics altercation. Two other suspects are still sought.

Joequarius Williams, a convicted sex offender, was arrested for the attempted murder and robbery of a woman in Nashville's Germantown area after being identified through fingerprints and a photo lineup.

A vehicle crashed into the Red River in Clarksville, TN, causing at least one death and closing I-24 for an extended investigation. Traffic was heavily impacted.

An investigation found three Martin, TN officials, including the mayor, misappropriated over $450,000, leading to multiple theft and misconduct indictments.

MJPD officers stopped a suspicious vehicle in Providence Marketplace and arrested three individuals for various offenses, including stolen property and possession of narcotics.