The Nashville Fire Department seeks a suspect for setting a fire in a local Dollar General, with surveillance images released to the public for assistance.

Tennessee announces tax relief for those affected by Hurricane Helene, extending filing deadlines and offering sales tax refunds on certain purchases for rebuilding efforts.

The article details a series of sunny, clear days ahead for the Nashville area, with comfortable temperatures and light winds, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

A fire at Reliance Heating and Cooling in Lebanon prompted road closures and a response from fire crews; no hospitalizations occurred, but the business was a total loss.

In Nashville, a report shows majority of stolen guns in 2024 were taken from vehicles, with 702 out of total stolen firearms this year. Despite police efforts and warnings, the trend persists, and the department urges better vehicle security.

MNPD intensifies the search for Walter Zuniga, wanted for a hit-and-run on Nolensville Pike that killed a girl.

The NFD seeks a man for setting a fire in the bathroom of Rippy's Honky Tonk in Nashville. The incident was quickly contained, with no significant damage.

Tennessee's Attorney General has filed a motion against TikTok for not providing evidence required by the state's consumer protection law investigation.

The Tennessee National Guard is aiding in East Tennessee's recovery from Hurricane Helene with nearly 600 members, using vehicles and helicopters for rescue operations, supply delivery, and infrastructure repair.

The Nashville forecast promises stable weather with clear skies and comfortable temperatures, including highs in the 70s and 80s and calm winds through the upcoming week.

Diona E. Layden has been appointed Deputy Director of the THRC, bringing extensive state government experience to the role overseeing agency operations. William Wade and Christopher Cowart also join the legal division.

Tennessee's cost of borrowing is set at 12% annually, as announced by Commissioner Gonzales, calculated over the prime rate of 8% reported by the Federal Reserve.

An 11-year-old from JFK Middle School in Nashville was arrested for sending threatening messages and an Instagram post with guns, resulting in charges of making a threat of mass violence and false reporting.