Nashville man, John Carney, was arrested after a domestic dispute led to him firing at a police officer. No injuries were reported, and Carney faces multiple assault charges.

Authorities in Hendersonville, TN used a license plate reader to locate a stolen car, culminating in the arrest of two suspects on drug and stolen property charges.

Veronica Williams of Clarksville Transit System was awarded the Urban Support Employee of the Year by the Tennessee Public Transportation Association for her 20-year service.

Nashville police report 73% of stolen guns taken from vehicles and urge locals to improve security measures after arresting 905 people and recovering 478 vehicles and 187 guns.

Clarksville's Purchasing Director, Camille Thomas, has been honored as Volunteer of the Year by the TAPP and ETPA for her excellence in government purchasing.

Clarksville is hosting its inaugural Half Marathon and 5K, causing road closures and detours around the city on November 2, 2024, with police officers managing the event traffic.

The Nashville weather forecast predicts a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and cloudy conditions, with fluctuating temperatures and varying chances of rain throughout the week.

A multi-vehicle crash early on Halloween disrupted traffic and caused injuries on Dunbar Cave Road in Clarksville, with the road temporarily closed for emergency response and investigation.

The MNPD seeks suspects after multiple WeGo bus shelters in Nashville were vandalized, with a red sedan linked to the incidents involving shattered glass panes, potentially from an airsoft gun.

MTSU held a vigil for Serenity Birdsong, remembering the student who died by suicide, highlighting mental health support and urging positivity in community interactions.

Arrests have been made in Wilson County following the vandalism of Trump and Vance campaign signs, with a teenager and a 75-year-old facing misdemeanor charges.

Metro Social Services in Nashville is hosting its first Community Food Pop Up to aid residents affected by economic strain and food insecurity on November 2, 2024.

Tennessee's Department of Education reports a record high school graduation rate of 92.1% for the 2023-24 year, with district and demographic-specific successes highlighted.