Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler is sued for a rear-end crash while under the influence that caused ongoing pain to veteran Perry Lee. Cutler pleaded guilty and got jail time; charges seek over $25,000 in damages.

Eight Tennessee residents have been convicted of TennCare fraud, concealing marital status and income, and selling prescribed drugs, resulting in probation, fines, and restitution orders.

THEC has initiated TN College Application & Exploration Month to aid high school seniors with college admissions and to promote the Tennessee Promise scholarship.

Nashville's weekly forecast includes thunderstorms and sunny spells, with varied chances of rain and highs from the mid-80s to 96.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions set the October 2025 home loan interest rate at 10.57%, urging potential homeowners to seek legal advice on the impact of this change.

Wilson County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for their 2025 Citizens Academy, offering an eight-week insider look into law enforcement operations.

Clarksville Fire Rescue warns against attempting to traverse floodwaters, stressing the risks after conducting numerous water rescues. They emphasize safety and the deceptive nature of flooded areas.

The new Murfreesboro Transit Center opened, funded by state, federal, and local dollars, improving public transport and connectivity in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

A crash on Murfreesboro Road at Bill France Blvd in Wilson County caused lengthy delays and a road closure announced by the Sheriff's Office. The THP is investigating, and the road has since reopened.

Metro Nashville Police released a list of their Top 10 Most Wanted individuals, including those wanted for serious crimes like murder and rape, urging public assistance to locate them.

Police responded to a single-car crash and found the vehicle abandoned, leading to the discovery of drugs and later detaining the naked driver, who is a convicted felon.

Wilson County Sheriff's Office seeks community help regarding a home invasion on Simmons Bluff Road where rifles and other items were stolen. No video evidence is available, and Detective Warren requests tips.

The La Vergne Fire Rescue Department introduced the Lion Intelligent Training System for realistic, eco-friendly fire extinguisher training, providing various emergency scenarios for community safety education.