A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a collision on Dover Road, Clarksville, and airlifted to a Nashville hospital. The accident caused substantial traffic disruptions.

The annual carnival returns to La Vergne in August with rides, foods, and entertainment at Veterans Memorial Park, hosted by local parks and Crescent City Amusements.

TDOT begins $1.8 million road work on SR 8 in July, shifting from a four-lane road to two lanes with a center turn lane, parking, and bike lane, to be completed by October 31.

Tonya Travis is appointed as Brentwood's new finance director, to work alongside retiring Karen Harper until early 2026. She brings extensive experience and is set to maintain Brentwood's fiscal tradition.

Nashville invites the public to a hearing on air pollution control on August 26, 2025, at the Metro Public Health Department, allowing community input into local environmental policy.

A man was critically shot in Nashville's Chestnut Hill but is expected to survive. The incident lacks suspects and witnesses, and police are investigating.

Nashville's DEC adds a cloud-based back-up system for 911 dispatch services to bolster emergency response resiliency.

Nashville detectives finished investigating a noose found at a stadium construction site, identifying a former worker as a person of interest who won't face charges due to insufficient evidence.

Nashville police arrested Juan Lopez-Navarro for the murder of Samia Magzaoui, whose body was found with fatal injuries. The case is still under investigation.

Mt. Juliet Police searched for an armed individual near 545 N Mt. Juliet Rd, but did not find him. In a separate case, a man was shot in Memphis's Cooper-Young area.

Police in Mt. Juliet, TN, arrested three people involved in theft after an officer noticed a car with a license plate covered by a plastic bag near Academy Sports.

Nashville's heat advisory warns of heat index values up to 105, with the National Weather Service advising residents to take precautions against potential heat illnesses.

Clarksville invites the public to the ribbon-cutting event celebrating the restored Public Square Archway at 10 a.m. on July 31, marking a historic milestone.