The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office won two traffic safety awards at a Nashville conference, with Sgt. Watson's efforts being particularly praised.

The Hendersonville Police Department celebrated the promotion of three Explorer Post 112 participants, acknowledging their leadership and service in a social media post.

Sergeant Terrance Demarest retires from Metropolitan Nashville Police Department after over 30 years, noted for his wit and impact from Airborne Ranger School.

Nashville celebrates progress in addressing interpersonal violence over the last decade, with a report revealing improvements in family justice and the city becoming a model for collaborative approaches.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee seeks federal waivers for SNAP to promote healthier choices and exclude certain sweetened foods, while allowing specific prepared foods.

Soldiers from various states graduated as military policemen after completing the U.S. Army's 4-week Military Police Basic Course at Smyrna's Volunteer Training Site, Tennessee.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee seeks federal waivers to exclude certain sugary foods and drinks from SNAP eligibility and promote healthier eating habits among recipients.

The Tennessee Educator Survey reveals teachers' views, showing confidence in math teaching and positive attitudes towards evaluations and school culture.

Tennessee rescue teams aided Texas flood relief, deploying over 55 responders and canines, providing search and rescue operations in a coordinated, multi-state emergency response.

La Vergne Fire Rescue Department has improved its services by making Truck 41, an aerial apparatus, a full-time unit, ensuring enhanced public safety for the city.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department participated in National Night Out, engaging the community with their equipment and crew, but had to leave early to respond to a call.

TBI is offering a "Principles of Fire Investigation" course in Mt. Juliet in September to train fire department personnel in fire investigation techniques. Registration is open until August 31, 2025.

Spring Hill is under a sewer moratorium due to an overtaxed treatment facility and violations. The city must comply with TDEC standards before lifting the moratorium.