Nashville is bracing for changes in weather, with the National Weather Service predicting rain and thunderstorms beginning Thursday and lasting through the weekend.

Karl Hampton was sentenced to five years for defrauding an elderly widow with dementia out of over $1.2 million.

Clarksville celebrates "Magic in the Park" on September 28 with activities, a movie showing, and magical-themed concessions, including free popcorn and hot air balloon rides.

TEMA and TDHS in Tennessee are distributing 300 Emergency Go-Kits to individuals with disabilities for enhanced emergency readiness, featuring items like weather radios and strobe lights.

The Clarksville Police are investigating a shooting on Ash Ridge Drive; a male victim with a head wound was found and is receiving emergency care, with no arrests made yet.

Tennessee's financial commissioner has announced the state's maximum interest rate remains at 12.50%, linked to the Federal Reserve's prime loan rate.

A man was arrested for a shooting at Antioch's Sky Bar Lounge, injuring five. Dashawn Davenport, identified from surveillance, faces attempted homicide and other charges.

A 15-year-old named Brentley Delancy died after a gun discharged while he and a friend handled it in a Nashville apartment. The incident is under investigation.

TDEC is launching a mobile household hazardous waste collection service in Hickman, Marshall, and Monroe counties on September 14th for safe disposal of chemicals.

One man was killed, and another critically injured in a shooting outside a South Nashville nightclub. Police seek suspects and a dark Chevrolet Suburban possibly involved in the incident.

The article describes Nashville's weather forecast, detailing a sunny start with high temperatures, but predicting a shift to unsettled conditions with likely showers and thunderstorms as the week progresses.

The Murfreesboro Police are warning residents about an email scam demanding $2,000 in Bitcoin by claiming to have spyware footage of victims from hacked cameras.

The Metro Council, alongside Veterans Caucus and Vice Mayor, will honor 9/11 with a ceremony, moment of silence, and wreath-laying at the Nashville Fire Department event.