A juvenile was shot multiple times outside a gas station near Percy Priest Lake. The circumstances are unclear, with an ongoing police investigation. The victim is in critical condition.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee appointed Matt Van Epps as the new head of the Department of General Services, succeeding Christi Branscom who is stepping down.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is accepting grant proposals to combat nonpoint source pollution, with a deadline of December 2, 2024. Eligible entities can apply for funding to implement water quality projects.

The NWS forecasts sunny weather with rising temperatures to continue in Nashville, reaching highs near 85-93 degrees over the week and light winds persisting.

The Franklin Police are seeking two brothers, LeVarius and LaDarius Owens, for crimes including elder financial exploitation, theft, and identity theft, possibly using a silver Chevy Impala.

An 80-year-old woman with possible dementia, Retta Bluedorn, was found dead from natural causes in a parking lot after being reported missing in Montgomery County.

The Franklin Police Department hosts a free car seat safety check for National Child Passenger Safety Week to prevent incorrect use and reduce injury risks.

U.S. Attorney Henry Leventis has announced his resignation, effective October 4, 2024, after serving for two years and leading key initiatives in the Middle District of Tennessee.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet at Paris Landing State Park Lodge to discuss a new safety video, honor wildlife employees, and cover new outdoor recreation frameworks.

An 8-year-old boy in East Nashville was accidentally shot and killed after playing with a loaded gun found in an attic. The MNPD is investigating the incident.

Tennessee's TDEC is providing a free mobile household hazardous waste collection service on September 21 in Coffee, Decatur, and Dickson counties for a cleaner environment.

A family pet died in a house fire in Lawrence County. Firefighters battled the flames, which were worsened by high winds, but no human injuries were reported.

A 74-year-old man drowned during a fishing tournament on Normandy Lake. Despite wearing a life jacket, William Henry was found unresponsive and was pronounced dead, marking the 19th boating-related death in Tennessee in 2024.