Lazavion Kern from Gallatin is sentenced to 20 years in prison for a series of armed robberies in 2019, following his December 2023 conviction on multiple charges.

Nashville Police are investigating a fatal assault on James Sutton and seek help identifying a suspect from released surveillance photos. No vehicle involvement was confirmed in Sutton's death.

Clarksville celebrated "Lee Erwin Day" to honor the veteran broadcaster's 50 years of community service, including his radio career and charitable activities.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week for Nashville with highs in the 80s and occasional breezes, with a slight chance of showers on Saturday and the following Thursday.

Brentwood's Arbor Day celebration is scheduled for March 29, 2025, with activities, contests, and a tree dedication for retiring City Manager Kirk Bednar.

The TBI is investigating a shooting involving deputies in Jackson County during an eviction, where no injuries occurred after an occupant fired at officers.

Police in Spring Hill captured wanted man Colin Harless after an overnight search; he had violated an order of protection and was believed to be armed.

Tennessee approves Nashville's use of pod shelters, initially bought for emergencies with COVID-19 funds, to house the homeless, with installation guidelines.

Three Nashville men were arrested, and two stolen handguns recovered by Mt. Juliet Police following traffic stops on consecutive days. The individuals, with past robbery convictions, were booked into Wilson County Jail.

A 15-year-old was arrested for a threatening social media post hinting at school violence, with Nashville police treating the threat seriously and promising prosecution.

Tennessee maintains unemployment rates below 5% in most counties, with slight increases from the previous month, as reported by the state's Department of Labor and Workforce Development.

Nashville's Metro Government is hosting a career fair for various positions on October 25 at the Easley Community Center, offering community members the opportunity to explore job prospects.

Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee announces the HEAL Program, providing $100 million for relief to counties impacted by Hurricane Helene, prioritizing water system repairs and debris removal.