Nashville police arrested Brandon Taylor, a felon, with drugs, a stolen gun, and cash after a car crash during a police stop. He faces multiple charges and is held on a $61,500 bond.

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency closes part of Percy Priest WMA for the Music City HRC Grand International dog trial from October 14-23 to accommodate the event and its 750 competing retrievers.

The Tennessee Department of Education announced the finalists for Principal of the Year and Supervisor of the Year for 2025-26, recognizing top education leaders.

Clarksville Police seek public help to find a man who used false credit details to buy a $5,000 gold necklace.

The Clarksville Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for 65-year-old Ricky Baker, last seen on October 13, urging for public assistance in their search.

The National Weather Service forecasts a varied week of weather for Nashville, including summer-like warmth, possible showers, and a cool down for the weekend.

Tennessee's Department of Correction is shifting to a digital mail system for inmates to improve security and delivery efficiency, with non-privileged mail being scanned at an off-site facility.

Brentwood plans a Veterans Day ceremony at the Police Headquarters to honor veterans, with a future monument site unveiling and a local choir's National Anthem performance.

TDOT's NTT campaign offers a 'Rocco the Raccoon' patch to young volunteers for their third cleanup project, encouraging participation ahead of the 5th Annual No Trash November event.

Tennessee's formula interest rate remains at 11.25%, aligned with the Federal Reserve's prime rate plus a 4% state addition, as stated by Commissioner Gonzales.

Lane closure on Hunters Point Pike at Carroll Oakland in Wilson County for school zone light replacement may cause delays tomorrow at 8 a.m. Sheriff's deputies to assist with traffic.

A train derailment in Columbia, Tennessee, prompted evacuations and road closures with no injuries reported, and officials suspected a rail switch issue as the cause. Safety measures were undertaken and cleanup was expected to take significant time.

A firefighter was injured and multiple units were damaged in an apartment complex fire in Franklin, with ongoing investigations into the cause of the blaze.