Robert L. James Jr. has been appointed Director of Nashville's Bloomberg American Sustainable Cities i-team by Mayor Freddie O'Connell, focusing on sustainability and equality.

The Jasper Driver Services Center is closing for one day on Sept. 20 for technology upgrades, including new self-service kiosks. Operations will resume Sept. 23.

A student stabbing at Oakland High School in Murfreesboro was an isolated incident between two students, with one minor injury reported and the assailant apprehended.

The U.S. government has sued Clarksville Pain Institute and individuals Michael and Debbie Cox for submitting false claims for unnecessary medical tests.

Former Metro Nashville officer Avery Irwin was sworn into the Franklin Police, bringing experience and a personal connection to the community he'll serve.

Clarksville secured a $8M federal grant to enhance safety on four key streets, focusing on reducing traffic fatalities and injuries. The grant is part of the U.S. DOT's SS4A project, and Mayor Joe Pitts praised the efforts leading to this funding.

Two emergency telecommunicators at Nashville's DEC, Jennifer Reynolds and Jimmie Shouse, are promoted to supervisory roles, effective September 14, 2024.

The National Weather Service forecasts wet weather for Nashville with a series of showers and thunderstorms expected over several days, advising residents to prepare for rain.

Nashville police are seeking the suspect in a hit-and-run that severely injured a woman on Sabre Drive. The suspect vehicle is a gray sedan with passenger side mirror damage. Tips are encouraged.

Angela Sweeney was charged with reckless endangerment after waving a gun during a school bus incident involving a fight and pepper spray exposure among McGavock High School students.

In-N-Out Burger begins construction of an office in Franklin, Tennessee, announcing plans to open restaurants in Nashville by 2026, creating 277 jobs.

Five teens were arrested in Nashville for a spree of vehicle burglaries and theft, including 18-year-old Demarian Couch. Police captured them after a helicopter located their stolen Hyundai.

A 13-year-old Nashville student was arrested for making a verbal threat against their school, with charges including false reporting of a threat. Metro schools and police stress a no-tolerance policy and urge community vigilance.