A retired firefighter donated a collection of train memorabilia to the City of Clarksville, which celebrates the city's railroading history and will be displayed at the L&N Train Station.

A retired Clarksville firefighter donates a collection of train memorabilia to the city, contributing to the preservation and celebration of its railroad heritage.

David J. Bush was arrested for a road rage shooting that targeted a judge's car, injuring the judge and her passenger. Bush faces attempted murder and other charges.

A Nashville mom was charged with endangering her kids by leaving them in a hot car while visiting the County Clerk's Office.

Remains of Bonnie Sue Williams, 56, were found near train tracks in Coffee County, ending the search for the missing Manchester woman. Her death is not being treated as a homicide.

A contractor hit a water main in South Nashville, causing flooding and water supply issues for residents near Nolensville Road. Repair efforts are underway.

Nashville is expecting variable weather with a high chance of rain and thunderstorms along with high temperatures. The NWS advises residents of potential thunderstorms and increased humidity, and a slight chance of rain continues into the night.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell appoints Tracey Thurman as head of Nashville's new Waste Services Department, aiming to improve the city's waste management and sustainability.

Nashville inaugurates the Dr. Ernest Rip Patton, Jr. North Nashville Transit Center, boosting public transport options with new amenities and reflecting local heritage.

Nashville firefighters and IAFF Local 140 prepare for the annual Fill the Boot campaign to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association starting August 31.

Man charged with second-degree murder for fatally shooting Earl Craig Asberry Jr. in DeKalb County. William McKenzie confessed to the crime and attempted to hide the body.

F2Con returns to Clarksville from Sep 6-8, 2024, featuring gaming tournaments with a $10,000 prize pool, vendor booths, and various open play stations.

The Metro Nashville Beer Board issued a memo reminding beer permit holders of specific sales and consumption hours, with certain businesses having an hour's leeway. Noncompliance may result in penalties.