The Nashville forecast predicts warm, calm weather with patches of fog and highs in the 90s, leading to a slight chance of showers and potential thunderstorms by midweek.

Tennessee's August revenues of $1.548 billion were slightly above projections, showing fiscal stability and a 2.40% growth over last year, despite a fall in corporate tax revenue due to recent tax legislation.

Human remains were found in Wilson County, Tennessee amid a search for missing Nashville woman Blanca Orellana. The TBI is conducting an ongoing investigation.

The Clarksville-Montgomery County Suicide Prevention Alliance is intensifying its efforts during Suicide Prevention Month, offering resources and promoting the use of 988 for crisis support.

Two men, a former Tennessee official and a corporate executive, were indicted for obstructing justice and committing perjury related to a state contract.

The Nashville Council declared racism a public health crisis, noting severe inequities among the Black community and setting a path for future policy changes.

The Metro Nashville Police Department faced a resolution for a zero-tolerance sexual misconduct policy, influenced by community organizations and advocate testimonies regarding the inadequacy of existing measures.

A sixth-grade student was arrested for threatening mass violence against Dupont Tyler Middle School, with the MNPD emphasizing the serious consequences of such threats.

Nashville's DGS announced Phase 3a of the War Memorial and Legislative Plaza Closure Plan starting October 7, 2024, with extended fencing and road closures.

Three men arrested in Nashville for trafficking a 13-year-old Kentucky girl, with one more sought for questioning.

Nashville is set for a sunny weather streak with rising temperatures, and there's a slight chance of showers early next week, as reported by the National Weather Service.

A Columbia resident pleaded guilty to tax evasion and was sentenced to two years probation and fined $2,512 after fraudulently registering a vehicle. The case highlights the Department of Revenue's focus on tax law enforcement.

Tennessee is allocating an additional $20 million from lawsuit proceeds to support community efforts in battling the opioid crisis, adding to the previous $78 million distribution.