Police are investigating a possibly self-defense-related fatal shooting involving Jerrion Phillips in Nashville's Century Farms, with no charges currently against the shooter.

Dr. Brandi De La Cruz was named Tennessee's 2025-26 Teacher of the Year for her engaging approach to teaching math, inspiring students to consider careers in education.

Nashville's health department is seeking public comments on an air pollution source permit application, with a review period until September 21, 2025.

A man was arrested by Cookeville Police for soliciting a minor on Snapchat; he admitted to sending inappropriate messages and images, knowing the recipient was a minor.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission approved TWRA's budget for 2026-27, discussed hunting season alignments, marketing strategies, and named sites. Officer achievements were recognized, with awards for service and valor presented.

Tennessee offers a variety of fall activities and festivals, including pumpkin patches, haunted attractions, hayrides, and culinary events, accessible from August to November.

Deputy Jerod Bradford of the Franklin County Sheriff's Office interrupted a smash-and-grab theft, resulting in the arrest of a juvenile responsible for similar crimes.

Humphreys County Schools changed its bag policy after a student brought an airsoft pistol to a football game, now only allowing certain size clear totes and clutches.

Nashville's forecast includes mostly sunny skies, with temperatures reaching into the 80s and 90s, light winds, and minimal chances of rainfall later in the week.

Nashville police investigate after a headless, decomposing body was found near Dickerson Pike, with further discovery of a skull 100 yards away from the initial site.

Nashville reports first human case of West Nile Virus in 2025; local mosquitoes show higher infection rates, prompting public health advisories and pest control measures.

Nashville's forecast predicts mixed sun and rain chances, with highs nearing 91°F, and a cool start to the workweek with clear skies and temperatures around 83°F.

Clarksville Fire Rescue cleared a structure fire on Elkmont Drive with no injuries. The Red Cross is assisting the homeowner, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. Fire crews had contained the fire swiftly earlier in the day.