MPHD intensifies suicide prevention efforts in Nashville by launching community events during September's National Suicide Prevention Month due to a rise in suicide rates.

An SUV with a fake tag led to a traffic stop and search by Mt. Juliet Police, revealing over $4,000 in stolen clothing and burglary tools; the Nashville driver faces multiple charges.

Murfreesboro police searched a hotel under construction for a suspect tied to a North Carolina murder and kidnapping, but the individual remains at large.

The City of Franklin received the GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its FY 25/26 budget, recognizing their detailed and transparent financial planning.

The City of Franklin is launching a glass recycling program on September 8, 2025, to complement its existing recycling services and generate savings and revenue.

Franklin Police and Fire Departments host the annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony, open to the public for reflection and tribute.

A 76-year-old woman died after a hit-and-run in a Kroger parking lot; suspect Heather Keller faces multiple charges including reckless aggravated assault. Charges may increase after the victim's death.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced that Dr. Charlie Hatcher is retiring as Agriculture Commissioner and will be succeeded by current Deputy Commissioner Andy Holt on October 1, 2025.

Justice Jeff Bivins was unanimously elected by his peers to be Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court, starting September 1, 2025, marking his second term.

Nashville faces a stormy week with high temperatures and rainfall, including likely thunderstorms tonight. The weekend may see improvements with a sunny Sunday forecasted; clear skies continue into early next week.

Quendez Volland, 25, was arrested twice in 48 hours in Nashville for vehicle theft, drug possession, and firearm offenses, along with evading arrest and resisting law enforcement.

Two Antioch homes burned down, displacing two families, following a propane stove mishap. The fire department faced water access issues due to blocked hydrants. No injuries were reported, and the Red Cross is assisting the families.

Highway 64 in Wartrace, TN, will close at the railroad tracks near the post office from September 5th to 8th for track repairs, with traffic redirected via Highway 437.