Goodlettsville announces an organizational overhaul, merging departments to streamline governance and service delivery after a two-year operational evaluation.

La Vergne Police made a significant drug bust during a traffic stop, finding over 14 grams of meth, other drugs, and open beer containers. Two suspects face multiple charges including felony drug possession.

Goodlettsville City Hall is hosting a series of free community art exhibits in July, featuring works from local artists and students, with regular updates to the display.

Woman, Katlyn Wray, faces charges after fleeing in a stolen car and leading Nashville police on a slow-speed chase, despite being on probation for prior offenses.

The NWS predicts a warm week with sunny conditions for Nashville, expecting clear skies, rising temperatures, and a hot Independence Day, with a chance of showers early next week.

Katlyn Gayle Wray led Nashville police on a slow pursuit in a stolen vehicle, evading stop tactics and almost hitting officers, before being caught by THP using a PIT maneuver.

Clarksville has begun construction on the Red River Pedestrian Bridge to connect trail systems, aimed at enhancing pedestrian movement and outdoor activities in the city.

Guns are increasingly stolen from unlocked cars in Nashville, with 74% of stolen guns this year taken from vehicles. Despite police efforts and a specific initiative, the issue persists.

A nearly 3-year-old child in Nashville accidentally shot themselves in the head and is in critical condition. The MNPD is investigating and promoting gun safety.

Tennessee's borrowing costs have risen as the maximum interest rate lenders can charge is set at 11.50% starting July 1, 2025, aligning with Federal Reserve prime rate changes.

Spanky's Driving Academy settled federal discrimination accusations regarding a hearing-impaired student, aligning with ADA requirements to provide equal accessibility.

Nashville homicide detectives investigate the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Demario Anderson and the critical wounding of 19-year-old Janiyah Batey, with no clear motive yet established.

Spring Hill City Hall was evacuated due to a bomb threat which turned out to be false. After an investigation with a bomb-sniffing K-9, authorities cleared the building and it resumed normal operations.