Law enforcement in Nashville increased traffic monitoring, focusing on dangerous driving behaviors and ensuring adherence to vehicle safety standards.

Rutherford County is holding a public dialogue on whether to allow the expansion of the Middle Point Landfill, with residents encouraged to participate in a survey on HelpRutherford.org.

Clarksville Fire Rescue hosted a joint training to enhance search and rescue operations with local agencies, focusing on a unified response framework.

Clarksville's Mayor Pro Tem Brian Zacharias was chosen for Smart Growth America's Complete Streets Champions Institute to learn about creating safer, healthier streets.

The Nashville Council approved amendments to a bill regulating police access to private security camera footage, addressing privacy concerns and prohibiting live video access and third-party sharing outside investigations.

The Nashville DEC's 2024 Annual Report highlights the department's advancements in emergency response, including the adoption of initiatives like Prepared Assist to improve information flow to first responders.

Tennessee celebrates Weights and Measures Week, with the theme ‘Building a Lasting Legacy,’ highlighting the vital work of inspectors ensuring fair trade practices.

Tennessee's Commissioner Gonzales set the new interest formula rate at 11.50% per annum, based on a prime rate of 7.50% plus a 4% margin. This rate remains in effect until the prime rate changes.

The Tennessee House passed a bill to ban cellphone use in classrooms, now proceeding to the Senate. Schools may develop policies allowing device use for education, health, or emergencies.

Captains Smith and Hathaway of Murfreesboro PD received the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy Award for leadership excellence.

Gov. Bill Lee appointed Steven W. Sword and Valerie L. Smith to Tennessee's Court of Criminal Appeals and Court of Appeals, pending Tennessee General Assembly confirmation.

Two lieutenants from the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, Derek Keeler and Justin Pinkelton, have been promoted to captains, bringing 47 combined years of experience to their new roles.

Nashville announces the My Brother's Keeper Nashville Executive Leadership Table to support boys and young men of color, seeking to make Nashville a Model MBK Community by 2028.