Middle Tennessee News
U.S. Attorney Henry Leventis Announces Resignation
Henry C. Leventis will resign as U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee effective October 4, 2024.
TDEC Announces $2.6 Million in Recreation Grants
TDEC awards $2.6 million for trail projects in eight Tennessee communities.
Gov. Bill Lee announces Matt Van Epps as new DGS commissioner.
Detectives are investigating the apparent accidental shooting death of an 8-year-old boy in Nashville.
Former teacher's aid charged for sexual activity involving two 16-year-old students.
Jalen Mahone arrested for vehicular homicide after fatal crash on July 4th.
Detectives are investigating the fatal shootings of three men on Bart Drive.
TDEC offers hazardous waste collection in Coffee, Decatur, and Dickson counties on Sept. 21.
The Justice Department designates 78 communities to combat intimate partner firearm violence.
Public notification of permit applications for constructing or modifying air pollution sources in Nashville.
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