Nashville police arrested James Briggs, a burglary suspect involved in a Sylvan Street incident, charging him with multiple offenses. His accomplice, Elijah Kodjo, remains at large.

NDOT is seeking public input on two pedestrian and bicycle safety projects in Midtown Nashville, part of the city's Vision Zero goal to reduce traffic-related deaths and injuries.

Nashville police seek a 6'2" male suspect in a Lebanon Pike bank robbery, who escaped in a gray Jeep Wrangler.

Nashville police are seeking two suspects for assaulting a Dollar General employee after a gift card transaction dispute. The incident was captured on the store's surveillance camera.

A construction truck fell into a sinkhole in Clarksville City Hall's parking lot, revealing an old cistern that compromised the ground's integrity. The city is repairing the site and ensuring public safety.

A motorcyclist died in a crash on Providence Boulevard in Clarksville, TN. The incident, involving no other vehicles, led to road closures during investigations.

Ex-Stem Preparatory Academy teacher Michael Ligon was arrested for sexual battery involving a 13-year-old student; more charges possible as investigation widens.

Paxton Elliot, an 11-year-old boy reported missing in Putnam County, was found safe shortly after a community search effort initiated by the local sheriff's office.

Tennessee Health Department launches a stillbirth prevention campaign, focusing on monitoring fetal movements with resources like the "Count the Kicks" app, targeting expectant mothers in the third trimester.

The TWRA stresses safety and the use of life jackets for the Labour Day weekend, aims to ensure responsible boating, and reports a decrease in boating fatalities.

Tennessee prepares to recognize Overdose Awareness Day, highlighting efforts to combat drug abuse and commemorate lives lost to overdose, with a hopeful note on declining death rates.

Brad Paisley and Kimberly Williams-Paisley plan to open a second The Store location in Nashville at TriStar Centennial, providing free food and emergency clothing to those in need.

Tennessee invests $41 million in GIVE grants to enhance career and technical education, involving TCATs, community colleges, and local industries. Governor Lee emphasizes workforce development for the state's economic growth.