Murfreesboro's 'Teen Fire Academy' offers local youths a hands-on introduction to firefighting from June 25-27, 2025, limited to 20 spots, for a $25 fee.

The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld the suspension of attorney Daryl A. Gray for ethical violations involving mishandling of funds and improper litigation practices.

Lipscomb University's volleyball coach, Brandon Rosenthal, earned his 400th career win, ranking him among the top 50 active winningest coaches in NCAA Division I.

Murfreesboro firefighters tackled a challenging blaze in an unoccupied house under renovation, managing to prevent injuries despite a precarious roof collapse and live power lines.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department honors Tessa Resko-Kingsley, an Administrative Assistant II, for her 5 years of service and dedication to supporting frontline firefighters.

TDOT has announced lane closures in Middle Tennessee from March 13-19, 2025, for construction activities including sign replacements, milling, and repairs affecting I-24, I-40, and various state routes.

Rep. Ogles' team is offering mobile office hours to help Tennessee's Fifth District residents with federal agency issues in March 2025, with multiple locations and dates announced.

A man robbed Regions Bank on Clarksville Pike, Nashville. Police seek public help in identifying the suspect, who fled with cash. No injuries reported, and the bank has resumed operations.

The article discusses Nashville's upcoming weather, including a chance of showers and thunderstorms, warm and windy conditions on Friday, and likely heavy rain on Saturday, with clearer weather expected by Sunday.

Clarksville starts planting trees along Spring Creek Parkway in an aesthetic and practical initiative to create a natural barrier and enhance the area's beauty.

Clarksville's City Hall will close on March 14, 2025, for installation of a new electrical transformer. Essential services will be unavailable, but normal operations will resume March 17.

National 311 Day recognizes non-emergency municipal services like Nashville's hubNashville, which efficiently addresses city issues and promotes better customer service.

Brentwood has been recognized as a Tree City USA for the 36th year by the Arbor Day Foundation, celebrating its commitment to urban forest management.