Diona E. Layden has been appointed Deputy Director of the THRC, bringing extensive state government experience to the role overseeing agency operations. William Wade and Christopher Cowart also join the legal division.

Tennessee's cost of borrowing is set at 12% annually, as announced by Commissioner Gonzales, calculated over the prime rate of 8% reported by the Federal Reserve.

An 11-year-old from JFK Middle School in Nashville was arrested for sending threatening messages and an Instagram post with guns, resulting in charges of making a threat of mass violence and false reporting.

The Nashville Police Department warns against leaving vehicles unlocked, as 72% of the 965 guns stolen in 2024 were from unsecured cars. Despite arrests and recovered property, the issue persists.

MNPD is proposing a law to allow voluntary streaming of business surveillance to police, aimed at aiding criminal investigations, with discussions set for October 15.

A convicted felon, Knykholas Lane, was arrested after attempting to carjack a vehicle and threatening its occupants in a Kroger parking lot in Spring Hill. He faces multiple aggravated assault charges and was found with a handgun.

A driver was airlifted to a hospital after a rollover crash on Trenton Road in Clarksville. The CPD is investigating the incident that occurred Monday night. Road closures were in effect.

Tennessee's Department of Labor launched Mobile American Job Centers to aid workers affected by Northeast Tennessee floods, providing unemployment benefits and job resources.

Tennessee's Governor and First Lady encourage community support for Hurricane Helene recovery, with donation centers established and Dolly Parton donating $1 million.

The Nashville Police report a 17-year-old boy was critically injured in a crash involving a stolen car; he was found 115 feet from the vehicle and is receiving treatment.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days with mild temperatures and gentle winds for Nashville, marking a warm trend reminiscent of late summer.

The Trenton, Tennessee Driver Services Center will open on Saturday, October 12th, offering extended services like license renewals and voter registration for those unable to visit during regular hours.

A man died in a South Nashville program's shooting, with Malik Turrentine sought for questioning. The incident followed a previous dispute between residents.