The padlocking comes after five years of continued issues and calls for service that police said were “draining resources” from the Midtown Police Precinct.
Five soldiers were shot today in an active shooter incident at Fort Stewart. All lockdowns have been lifted and a press conference is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.
The suspect reportedly told deputies he had been drinking tequila in Nashville and that he was trying to drive home to Clarksville when the crash happened.
The Sumner County Board of Education and Sumner County Commission set aside more than $1 million in their 2026 annual budget for accessibility upgrades to school playgrounds.
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) has placed a moratorium on new sewage connections in Spring Hill, meaning new developments can no longer tie into the city’s sewer system.
“As Gov. Lee has said many times, Tennessee stands ready to support President Trump’s efforts to secure our Nation’s borders and remove the most violent criminals from our streets.”
The suit claims that Uncle Nearest failed to pay principal and interest payments multiple times, used proceeds from a loan to purchase a home in Martha’s Vineyard, provided inaccurate reports and more.
Metro Council discussed two controversial rezoning resolutions Tuesday night, one that would impact 300 acres of land in the Nations and another that would allow for the construction of an industrial warehouse in Antioch.