Tennessee joined Lumina Foundation's State Attainment Collaborative to improve residents' education and training for a changing economy and reach the Goal 2040 for workforce qualifications.

Tennessee's Commissioner of Financial Institutions set the new interest rate at 11.00 percent, adjusted weekly based on the prime rate plus state law's allowed increase.

TDOC in Nashville is hosting a Rapid Hire Event on Nov 14-15, offering immediate correctional officer opportunities with a $5,000 bonus and on-site interviews.

Senator Marsha Blackburn paid tribute to Tennessee veterans, highlighting their sacrifices and her legislative work, including introducing the Veterans Health Care Freedom Act.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and mid-70s temperatures for Nashville, with potential patchy fog tonight and a slight chance of weekend showers.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is seeking public help to find Ahmiah Bloecker, a missing youth from Goodlettsville.

Joequarius Williams was arrested for the violent assault and attempted murder of a woman after following her from a concert in Nashville. He accessed her building, attacked her in the elevator, and has an extensive criminal history.

Brentwood police links a series of burglaries to the South American Theft Group, with a BMW X3 associated with the crimes, and urges community vigilance.

Franklin Police Department introduces six new chaplains to provide emotional and spiritual support to officers and the community, highlighting the value of such programs in law enforcement.

Firefighters found human remains while extinguishing a mobile home fire in Putnam County. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the local sheriff are investigating the incident.

A black dog in Wilson County was found injured with bullet fragments in its leg; 23-year-old Cory Evans was charged with aggravated animal cruelty. The dog is recovering.

The Franklin Police Department warns of increased deer-related crashes during mating season and advises drivers to stay vigilant and follow safety tips to avoid accidents.

Smithville mourns Dustin McLeod, 41, who died in a two-vehicle collision; a misidentification error by police is under review. The crash occurred when a Nissan Titan swerved into a Jeep, critically injuring both drivers.