A custodian and a student from Kirkwood Middle School in Clarksville were awarded Life Saver Certificates by the mayor after the custodian performed the Heimlich maneuver, saving a choking pupil.

Frank Lott, the Customs House Museum's Executive Director, was honored with a proclamation for his cultural contributions in Clarksville-Montgomery County.

Clarksville Gas & Water staff were honored for a perfect score on a state sanitary survey and for an Operational Excellence Award from CWP-KT for their water system's performance.

Five applicants are being considered for the Court of Appeals Eastern Section to replace retiring Judge Swiney, with public interviews scheduled for January 7, 2026.

TDOSHS introduces special posters at Driver Services Centers for new drivers to celebrate getting their permits or licenses and promote safe driving habits.

Tennessee's Attorney General leads a multi-state challenge against the College Sports Commission's new Participant Agreement, deeming it overreaching and harmful to college sports.

Goodlettsville Planning Commission approves a major redevelopment plan for Rivergate Mall, including new retail, a grocery store, and multi-family housing.

The race for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District seat features a significant clash between Democratic nominee Aftyn Behn and Republican nominee Matt Van Epps, drawing national attention.

Mark Eatherly was charged with theft, misconduct, and money laundering after an investigation revealed he misappropriated over $62,000 from Nashville's MHRC.

Senator Marsha Blackburn advocates for the Kids Online Safety Act, highlighting the need for better online protection for children, in response to allegations against Meta for inadequately handling sex trafficking on its platforms.

Tennessee's maximum effective home loan interest rate will be 10.19% in January 2026, up 4 points above the average prime offer rate, following new state legislation.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet at the Tennessee Aquarium on Dec. 4-5 to discuss rule changes and recognize Fisheries staff achievements.

Pulaski has lowered the speed limit on College Street to 30 MPH to enhance safety, as announced by the Police Department, with a period of enforcement underway.