Tennessee AG secures a $1.37 billion settlement with Kroger for its role in the opioid crisis, with the state receiving $42.9 million for remedial efforts.

La Vergne Fire Rescue Department reminds citizens to check smoke alarms with the end of DST, offering free alarms and installation through Get Alarmed, TN program.

Veronica Williams of Clarksville Transit System was awarded the Urban Support Employee of the Year by the Tennessee Public Transportation Association for her 20-year service.

Nashville police report 73% of stolen guns taken from vehicles and urge locals to improve security measures after arresting 905 people and recovering 478 vehicles and 187 guns.

Clarksville's Purchasing Director, Camille Thomas, has been honored as Volunteer of the Year by the TAPP and ETPA for her excellence in government purchasing.

Tennessee's Department of Education reports a record high school graduation rate of 92.1% for the 2023-24 year, with district and demographic-specific successes highlighted.

The Rockwood Driver Services Center reopens with modern upgrades, including self-service kiosks and updated equipment, after renovations that began last September.

The Tennessee Human Rights Commission released its FY 2024 Annual Report and Title VI Compliance Program Report, detailing efforts to combat discrimination in Tennessee.

Franklin Police Department announces safety measures and tips for Halloween, urging residents to prioritize safety with an increased police presence and guidelines for both motorists and trick-or-treaters.

Over 400 books, including works by authors like Dr. Seuss and John Green, were removed from Wilson County school libraries in compliance with Tennessee's Age Appropriate Materials Act.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue has equipped its fire trucks with LUCAS devices for hands-free CPR, enhancing emergency responses and potentially saving more lives.

Five new officers joined the Franklin Police Department, with varied backgrounds including military, firefighting, and prior law enforcement experience. They were sworn in at a ceremony attended by the Police Chief and others.

FEMA aids residents in six Tennessee counties with temporary housing following Tropical Storm Helene's destruction, as announced by Governor Bill Lee.