TOSHA initiates an investigation into worker fatalities in a flash flood at Impact Plastics in Erwin, Tennessee, coordinating with the TBI and local authorities.

The National Weather Service in Nashville issued a Dense Fog Advisory until 9 AM CDT. Visibility may be a quarter mile or less, with caution advised for commuters. The weather is expected to clear later with highs in the 80s.

The Clarksville MPO and GNRC seek public input on improving transportation services for vulnerable groups by updating the Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan.

The Bicycle Safety Rodeo on October 12 at Northeast Middle School will teach cycling safety through hands-on activities, supported by local organizations.

The TWRA has announced the application period for Tennessee's 2024 Mid-Season Waterfowl Quota Hunt, from October 23 to November 12, with an application fee and a digital-only submission policy.

Lisa Canfield of Clarksville, TN, has been elected Vice President of TAMCAR, indicating her deep commitment to public service and continuing education.

Ali Alladin Ali, suspected of sexually assaulting a woman he met on a dating site at Nashville's Peeler Park, has been arrested in Minneapolis and faces multiple charges.

The Tennessee National Guard aids in Hurricane Helene relief efforts in East Tennessee, providing rescues, transport of supplies, and infrastructure repair.

Rutherford County agencies deploy to aid in East Tennessee's search and rescue after Hurricane Helene, with over 100 people missing and eight confirmed deaths.

Nashville weather forecast: overcast morning leading to sunny skies with highs near 77°F, evening fog expected with a low of 55°F. Clear sunny days ahead; patchy night fog persists, with possible minor showers Sunday night into a cooler week start.

TDEC is offering a mobile hazardous waste collection in Anderson, Houston, and Wilson counties on Saturday, allowing residents to dispose of items like cleaning fluids and pesticides safely.

The Tennessee National Guard is providing 24/7 support in East Tennessee post-Hurricane Helene, including rescues and delivering over 34,000 pounds of supplies.

Tennessee's Greeneville Driver Services Center has closed temporarily due to severe weather damage, urging residents to use nearby centers or online services for their needs.