The TN Administrative Office of Courts is preparing to modernize its judicial system with a digital Statewide Court Case Management System and eFiling Solution. This initiative aims to enhance data access and court technology infrastructure.

The Clarksville Police are investigating two burglaries at the iStorage facility and are seeking public help, with suspects seen in a gray Nissan Sentra with a handicap placard.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a Dodge Caravan on Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville, with police investigations ongoing and no signs of driver impairment found.

A fire at Nashville's Downtown Public Library Parking Garage caused structure damage; no injuries reported. The NDOT and engineers are assessing, and Mayor O’Connell thanked firefighters. Alternative parking and library services are provided.

Clarksville Police seek suspects in multiple vehicle burglaries, involving stolen firearm and valuables, urging public assistance and reinforcing vehicle security measures.

Cookeville's South Walnut Avenue will be closed for water and sewer repairs on June 12, from 8 am to 3 pm, between East Borden and East Stevens Streets.

Brentwood seeks a new City Commissioner to fill the vacancy by June 27, with the appointment set for July 14. An ethics complaint against Vice Mayor Rhea Little was dismissed.

Nashville's weather forecast anticipates a mix of sun and storms with highs around 90°F, transitioning to unsettled weather with a chance of showers and thunderstorms increasing towards the weekend.

A Beechcraft Bonanza A36 crashed in Murfreesboro; three were hospitalized and are stable. The incident, near MTSU, is under investigation. No school connection is confirmed.

John Brent Scott pleaded guilty to attempted tax evasion and forgery in Wayne County, TN, receiving probation and ordered to pay restitution by the Tennessee Department of Revenue.

Murfreesboro Police Department partners with the American Red Cross for a blood drive to honor local servicemen and women, rewarding donors with a $15 eGift card.

Tennessee adjusted its maximum interest rate to 11.50% per annum, as announced by Commissioner Greg Gonzales, influenced by Federal Reserve benchmarks.

The Nashville Register of Deeds office will close June 11-12 for Phase II renovations, including accessibility upgrades, with services to resume June 13. An Open House event is planned post-upgrades.