“Old Habits”: Fugitive Nabbed After Wild Foot Chase In Nolensville
Nolensville, TN - In Nolensville, a quiet Saturday afternoon (8/9/2025) turned chaotic when a license plate reader flagged a pickup linked to Steven Bennett, a 51-year-old wanted on felony theft charges out of Rutherford County. Around 5:15 PM, police spotted the vehicle and tried to intercept it. Bennett had other...
Medical Center Parkway Expansion Moves Forward with Phase II
Murfreesboro, TN - Murfreesboro’s Medical Center Parkway is about to get a major upgrade. The Thursday (8/21/2025) night meeting of the Murfreesboro City Council approved Phase II of the road’s widening project, aiming to ease traffic congestion and support the area’s booming commercial growth. The same construction...
Case Against Beth Tripp Dismissed
A misdemeanor offense against former Alexandria Mayor Beth Tripp has been dismissed. Tripp, who resigned as mayor two months ago, appeared in DeKalb County General Sessions Court this week on a criminal summons charging her with trying to get the police chief at the time, Vincent Turocy to cancel a ticket on someone....
Murfreesboro Buc-ee’s expected to open November 2026
Murfreesboro is giving an update on how the new Buc-ee's is shaping up.
Wanted man arrested in Nolensville after LPR hit, chase
A chronic offender is back behind bars thanks to the quick actions of Nolensville law enforcement, as well as strategically placed license plate recognition cameras.
BBB warns of driveway scam targeting Middle Tennessee seniors
Better Business Bureau warns of driveway paving scams targeting elderly Tennessee homeowners after couple loses $64,000 to fraudulent contractors.
Tennessee State Fair Update: Lebanon Police Crack Down on Illegal Drone Flights at State...
Lebanon, TN – The Tennessee State Fair continues in Wilson County with strong crowds, but police say not all the activity has been limited to the ground. Over a five-day period, the Lebanon Police Department has seized four drones flying illegally over the fairgrounds and issued citations to their operators.
Wildlife Tragedy in the Mountains
A pair of tragic animal encounters has been reported in Tennessee. Should you be concerned about your next vacation? Two incidents in the news recently have served as sobering reminders about observing recommended practices and exercising due care in the mountains of Tennessee. One incident involved a black bear that...
FEMA closes individual aid applications for April storms after approving $7.2M
The Federal Emergency Management Agency closed disaster assistance applications Tuesday for residents affected by severe storms and flooding in April. The agency approved roughly $7.2 million in aid to 975 individuals between June 19 and Aug. 19, according to FEMA’s website. This includes $4.3 million in housing...
Juvenile detention centers, DEI initiatives discussed at Black Caucus of Legislators town hall meeting
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – The Tennessee Black Caucus of State Legislators held a town hall meeting in Clarksville on Wednesday night, which included Montgomery County’s own Rep. Ronnie Glynn addressing topics such as the juvenile detention centers and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). The night started...
