BNA's ramp to I-40 westbound is temporarily closing for paving work, with detours provided, and ongoing TDOT infrastructure projects lead to nightly and daily lane closures.

The Columbia Police Department thanked the public for helping to safely locate a missing 15-year-old, Elijah Juwan Johnson, after an urgent search in Columbia, Tennessee.

Williamson County Fire/Rescue dealt with a tractor-induced brush fire and a lightning-struck home in one evening, effectively managing both incidents without major damage.

A two-home fire in Nashville was hindered by vehicles blocking hydrants; the fire, caused by cooking, led to total losses despite firefighters' efforts to prevent spread.

Nashville faced a Dense Fog Advisory this morning, which affected visibility for drivers. The fog was expected to clear for a sunny day with highs around 80 degrees.

Two suspects, Payton England and Jae Kisac, have warrants for their arrest for a burglary at Rosepepper Cantina, involving stolen liquor worth around $2,000.

Rutherford County Schools introduced weapons detection systems at a Smyrna High School football game, reflecting a national trend of increased security measures at school events.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts proclaims September 21, 2025, as World Alzheimer's Day, supporting local advocates and recognizing the impact of the disease.

Nashville's weather will feature thunderstorms and showers early Saturday, turning calm later on. A sunny Sunday follows, with rising temperatures and clear skies expected throughout the week.

The La Vergne Police hosted R.A.D. instructor courses to teach self-defense to women, with 34 participants learning to instruct on awareness and avoidance.

Christen Wilcox was appointed as the new CFO of Clarksville after serving as Deputy CFO since 2020. She was sworn in during a Regular Session, backed by her extensive financial experience.

Clarksville Street Department has implemented a new traffic pattern at Westfield Court and Fair Brook Place, aiming to reduce Kennedy Lane congestion.

MPHD intensifies suicide prevention efforts in Nashville by launching community events during September's National Suicide Prevention Month due to a rise in suicide rates.