Mt. Juliet's LPR system alerted police to a vehicle linked to crimes, leading to the arrest of a wanted Nashville man for probation violation and domestic assault.

The Nashville weather forecast calls for potential rain and thunderstorms with fluctuating chances of precipitation over the weekend and into Veterans Day, followed by clearer, sunny conditions with moderate temperatures expected later in the week.

Moody's Investor Services upgraded Cookeville, Tennessee's bond rating to Aa1, heralding the city's economic growth and fiscal management, with plans for infrastructure projects like new fire stations and road expansions.

Cookeville, TN, experienced high development activity with 106 building permits issued in October 2024, signaling robust residential and commercial growth.

Nashville police issued an Endangered Child Alert for 5-year-old Solomon White Jr., taken by mother Janelle Burns during a DCS investigation. They may be in a green RAV4 SUV with TN plates.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and possible thunderstorms in Nashville throughout the weekend, with a brief clear-up expected by Monday.

Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia is suing the NCAA over name, image, and likeness rules, seeking additional eligibility after transferring from a junior college.

A 5-year-old Nashville boy, Solomon White Jr., is under an Endangered Child Alert after being taken amid a DCS investigation, with police and the public on the lookout.

Clarksville-Montgomery County exemplifies a strong bond with the military, valuing authentic patriotism and providing substantial support for its large veteran population.

The City of Clarksville released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting the city's achievements and providing transparency on governmental activities. Mayor Joe Pitts applauded the efforts of city employees in the report.

A body found in Hickman County is under investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, with few details available and an autopsy expected to provide more information.

Monterey Police Chief Bill Randolph has been indicted for misappropriation of funds and falsification of training records after an investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office.

The Franklin Police Department is collecting toys for local families from Nov 12 to Dec 20, with donations accepted at their headquarters. The drive honors Kristi Clark and son Carter, who died aiding a crash victim.