Brentwood Fire Chief Brian Goss is retiring on May 11 after over 40 years in fire service, 17 with Brentwood, where he achieved departmental advancements and international accreditation.

Nashville's forecast indicates several days of rain and thunderstorms, with high chances of precipitation and temperatures around 80 degrees Fahrenheit.

Franklin police officers participated in a mental health-focused retreat with Frontline Freedom in the Grayson Highlands to boost their resilience and well-being.

Cookeville seeks contractors for East Spring Street sidewalk construction, encompassing 2,400 feet with added features and ADA compliance, funded partly by a TDOT grant.

The Franklin Police Department increases starting salaries for new officers to $65,000 and offers benefits like a four-day work week and take-home vehicles to attract applicants.

Cookeville's East 10th Street widening project enters phase two, redirecting traffic into two lanes between Wilson Avenue and Fisk Road starting April 23.

Clarksville celebrates Arbor Day with a free tree seedling giveaway on April 25 at Liberty Park, offering a variety of native species on a first-come basis.

Clarksville has scheduled a free Shred Day event on May 3, 2025, to help residents destroy sensitive documents securely, with a focus on recycling shredded material.

Nashville woman, Roberta Osgood, died after her vehicle struck a mailbox and a tree on Old Hickory Boulevard. No evidence of drugs or alcohol was found.

Nashville's Jefferson Street is set to be revitalized with a sidewalk mural as part of a community engagement event involving Mayor O'Connell, Creative Girls Rock®, and AkzoNobel.

A woman was arrested for shoplifting and drug possession after a traffic stop in Mt. Juliet revealed stolen items from TJ Maxx/HomeGoods and illegal drugs. She also had an outstanding warrant.

The Franklin Police Department is seeking new officers to join their rapidly growing Tennessee community team, offering a starting salary of $65,000, a 4-day workweek, a take-home car, and accepting tattoos and beards.

An injury crash at Veterans Pkwy and Hwy 99 in Murfreesboro causes major delays and a complete intersection closure, with emergency services on site. Traffic is being diverted.