Former Tennessee Speaker Glen Casada and aide Cade Cothren were acquitted of three federal corruption charges due to lack of evidence tying them as agents of the state. Other charges remain for their May conviction.

The Murfreesboro Police Department warns against the dangers of texting and driving, advocating for road safety and undistracted driving through a #DontTextAndDrive social media campaign.

A Tennessee man pled guilty to planning an attack on an energy facility with a drone and explosives, as well as expressing intentions for a mass shooting.

Nashville introduces Leading Pedestrian Intervals at 108 intersections, improving pedestrian safety and visibility, as announced by the city's Transportation Department.

The Tennessee Agricultural Enhancement Program has expanded to support equine businesses, allowing applications for aid from horse, donkey, and mule enterprises for the first time.

Nashville's forecast predicts sunny weather with highs around 90-98 degrees and clear nights. Conditions are expected to continue, offering ideal outdoor opportunities.

A road accident in Lebanon disabled a safety feature, the school zone flashing sign for Southside Elementary, prompting a police reminder on school zone vigilance.

The Tennessee Board of Parole will hold a public meeting and clemency hearings in Nashville on September 23-24, focusing on parole decisions and clemency recommendations.

The 3rd Annual Robertson County Youth Dove Hunt in Tennessee saw a successful turnout, with the event promoting outdoor activity and wildlife conservation among youth.

Clarksville's "A Day with the Dead" Cemetery Tour, featuring costumed actors, offers insights into local history at Riverview Cemetery, with tickets still available for early tours.

Mt. Juliet Police intensify their search for a missing 11-year-old girl last seen on her home's doorbell camera. She has blonde hair and was wearing a pink sweater.

Murder suspects involved in a high-speed chase and carjacking were caught in Tennessee after evading the police temporarily, assisted by digital tracking and local reports.

Tennessee State Review Board will assess 11 sites for the National Register of Historic Places on September 19, 2025, covering diverse landmarks from banks to bridges.