MNPD retrieved a body from the Cumberland River in Nashville; no signs of trauma were evident and the cause of death is pending examination by the Medical Examiner’s Office.

Nashville forecast predicts a week of clear skies and warm temperatures with highs around 90 degrees, cooling in evenings. A slight chance of rain and storms increases by Labor Day.

Police in Lebanon used SafeNet to intercept a stolen vehicle and arrest the driver, Amy Evans, as well as a passenger, Donald Talley II, for separate charges at a QuikTrip store.

La Vergne's first Summer Safety Day taught kids about safety through interactive activities and discussions led by local law enforcement and fire department personnel.

A motorcycle-car crash in Murfreesboro led to road closure, delays, and at least one injury. Authorities responded and the road later reopened; the investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee has announced key judicial and legal appointments, with Chris Frulla, Raymond Lepone, and Thomas Dean assuming respective positions in the judiciary.

Clarksville offices will close on Labor Day, but essential services and golf courses remain operational, while Transit pauses and emergency services are available.

A fire at All Star Recycling behind Santa's Pub in Berry Hill caused a large smoke plume; the fire department responded promptly, and no injuries or structural threats were reported.

Man arrested for indecent exposure at a Clarksville Dollar Tree after victim's video and social media leads to identification.

La Vergne's annual Howl at the Moon 5K saw over 200 runners, with Michele Guerrier participating for personal reasons and Pascal Francisco winning with a time of 18:40. The event featured a scenic route and community support.

A shed in Putnam County, TN, was destroyed by a fire; crews prevented spread to nearby properties. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Four individuals identified by TWRA for unauthorized activity at Reelfoot Lake spillway in Tennessee, pending further investigation and collaboration with the local DA's office.

Rutherford County Schools introduce new Open Gate weapons detection system, aimed at improving school safety amid national security concerns. Parents support the move for enhanced protection despite the $2.5 million cost.