A motorcyclist was killed in a collision on Lebanon Pike, and Justin Brake faces vehicular homicide charges; he and Gabriella Wolcott initially lied about who was driving.

Phase II of East 10th St. widening in Cookeville is complete, expanding the street from three to five lanes to improve traffic flow, along with upgrades to utilities and ADA-compliant sidewalks.

Tennessee has officially updated its maximum interest rate to 11.50% effective today, reflecting recent changes in the prime loan rate, as announced by the state's Department of Financial Institutions.

The Hendersonville Motorcycle Skills Rodeo showcased riders' skills and community spirit, with Officer T. Roller placing 3rd in his division and emphasizing safety and hydration. The event was well-attended, with thanks given to all involved.

Rep. Justin Jones was denied entry to an event announcing the "Music City Loop," a project by The Boring Company connecting downtown Nashville with its airport. Jones criticized the lack of transparency and equity in the event's proceedings.

A 73-year-old man died after falling into a Nashville street and being hit by an SUV. Despite immediate transport to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, he succumbed to his injuries. The MNPD is investigating the incident.

Cookeville Police Department will participate in a dunk tank challenge during National Night Out on August 5th at Dogwood Park, teasing participant reveals on social media.

Hendersonville community enjoyed a "Touch-a-Truck" event with the local police, featuring service vehicles and police horses, fostering community engagement.

Tennessee's Governor Bill Lee, in partnership with The Boring Company, has unveiled the Music City Loop, an underground transport system for Nashville funded by private investments.

The National Weather Service issued an extreme heat warning for Middle Tennessee, advising of heat index values up to 113 degrees and the risk of heat-related illnesses.

The Maury County Fire Department reported a barn fire on Campbell Station Rd, with units responding to contain the blaze. No injuries are reported, but smoke is expected to linger from the burning hay.

Nashville police used GPS tracking to recover stolen items, including ten guns, following an auto burglary, leading to the arrest of two men facing serious charges.

Two four-year-old children died in a Hermitage, Tennessee house fire; their mother and another child are stable after escaping and receiving treatment for smoke inhalation.