Dale Biggerstaff is named the new director of Public Works in Brentwood, starting August 25, with over 29 years of experience and previous tenure as the city's Operations Superintendent.

A woman, Keiona Wilson, was shot and killed following a confrontation with Keosha Greer, her husband's girlfriend, in Nashville. No charges have been filed as the investigation continues.

Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a July I-40 shooting that resulted in the death of Tyquan Jackson.

Two Meigs Middle School students were charged with false reporting after sending threatening text messages with photos of firearms, causing concern among school authorities and parents.

The "Path to Freedom" lecture at Fort Negley Park will explore the role of African Americans during the Civil War, featuring historian Amy Murrell Taylor.

The Tennessee Department of Mental Health is accepting applications for the Pathways Behavioral Health Scholarship, offering $30,000 for master's students willing to work in state-contracted agencies.

TSU's New Direction Gospel Choir impressed at the 40th Stellar Gospel Awards with a performance of "I’m Saved." They won the 2025 How Sweet the Sound competition and reflect HBCU choirs' talent.

The TWRA reminds Tennesseans of boating safety for the Labor Day weekend, emphasizing life jacket use and sober operation, as officers will patrol for BUI and reckless conduct.

A missing Rutherford County man, Danny Brown, was found deceased after a vehicle crash on Interstate 24. His tow truck veered off-road, striking a sign and tree.

A fire caused significant damage to a home in Franklin's Meade of Avalon. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation, with damages estimated at $500,000.

The Tennessee Wars Commission offers $69,700 for projects preserving the state's military history from September 1, 2025. Applications due November 21.

Rescue teams successfully evacuated a woman with a possible broken leg from Defeated Creek Park using a stokes basket, coordinating across various emergency services.

The Nashville weather forecast predicts a shift to cloudier skies with highs of 83°F and gentle winds, with sunny days and highs in the low 80s continuing until a slight chance of rain Thursday.