63% Of Last Week's Stolen Vehicles Taken With Keys And 24 Guns Taken From Autos

During this reporting time period, a total of 24 guns were stolen from vehicles; seven of those vehicles were left unlocked.

Fire Department Urges Safety When Frying Turkeys For The Holidays

Turkey Fryers can cause dangerous fires and property damage.

NFD Urges Safety When Frying Turkeys For The Holidays

Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires, followed by the day before Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve according to the NFPA.

66% Of Last Week's Stolen Vehicles Taken With Keys

During this reporting time period, a total of ten guns were stolen from vehicles; five of those vehicles were left unlocked.

Pedestrian Killed While Crossing Old Hickory Boulevard Near Lebanon Pike

That portion of roadway is not illuminated by street lights.

Missing Person Shaquille Sanford Reunited With His Family

Missing person Shaquille Sanford was spotted tonight by a citizen near 11th Avenue South & Laurel Street.

City Of Nashville Abolishes Architect And Engineer Master List Abolished

Going forward, Metro will award A&E contracts solely on the basis of competence and integrity, not a firms inclusion on an arbitrary list.

Seven Employers Set To Participate In City Wide Virtual Job Fair On Thursday

The hours are 2 to 4 p.m.

TN Task Force 2 Deploys To Louisiana For Hurricane Delta

The Nashville Fire Department will join with other agencies from Middle Tennessee.

Metro Nashville Encourages Residents To Take A Stand During Domestic Violence Awareness Month

The city is suggesting resources and information to share.

MNPD, Nashville State Community College, Announce Partnership

The program will benefit current officers as well as students looking to join the department.

Nashville Neighborhood Community Centers To Open On Saturdays

Metro Parks will open seven Neighborhood Community Centers on the weekends beginning this Saturday, October 3.

Increased Income Guidelines Allow More Nashville Applicants To Qualify For Help With Paying Utility Bills

The new application period of the Metropolitan Action Commission’s Energy Assistance program began Thursday.

Registration Now Open For Free Teen Driver Safety Class

The course, taught by Nashville PD officers, is open to high schoolers regardless of county of residence.

Employers Seek Tech And Non-Tech Talent At Upcoming Information Technology Virtual Job Fair

The event is from 2 to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 1.

Health Care Employers Partner With Nashville Mayor’s Office, Metro Action For Virtual Job Fair

The event is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 17.

NeedLink Financial Assistance Continues To Help Davidson County Residents In Need

The aid is for those with NES power bills, gas and water utilities, rent, or mortgage payments that are past due.

Virtual Public Hearing For The Charter Revision Committee Set For Sept. 11 At 3 P.M.

The public can provide comments live via telephone.

Nashville OEM Reviews Tornado Siren Malfunction

A software malfunction caused outdoor tornado sirens to continue to sound after Friday afternoon's tornado warning expired.

Interim Nashville Police Chief Comments On Officer Shooting Of Jacob Blake In Wisconsin

John Drake calls the video "troubling."

NFD Deploys To Louisiana In Response To Hurricane Laura

Teams from Nashville and Middle Tennessee will depart on Thursday.

Mayor’s Office And Metro Action Announce Three Upcoming Virtual Job Fairs Beginning Thursday

Interviews will be conducted via Zoom.

North Nashville Bikeway Progress Update

The DB Todd southbound bike lane work can begin Sept. 2.

NFD And IAFF Local 140 Firefighters Launch Virtual 'Fill The Boot'

The COVID pandemic affects communities across the US, it has also impacted in-person fundraising for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Community Oversight Board’s Chair Shares Thoughts On Nashville Mayor’s Policing Policy Commission

Ashlee Davis says forming the commission is a step in the right direction, but an immense amount of work remains to achieve progress.

Nashville Mayor Announces Policing Policy Commission

The commission was created to review use-of-force policies within the MNPD and develop necessary reforms.

Financial Counseling Expands To Meet Growing Needs Of Davidson County Residents

The Nashville Financial Empowerment Center offers free, virtual, one-on-one financial counseling.

Mayor’s Office And Nashville Public Schools To Host Virtual Information Session With United4Hope

Local congregations can learn how to partner with MNPS to support student, families, and faculty.

The Nashville Fire Department Opens Newly Built Fire Station #37

The station replaces the former one located on the lower level of the Bellevue Library.

Nashville Metro Public Works Announces Takeover Of Trash Routes In Recently Annexed Areas

Portions of the Urban Services District began receiving garbage pick-up service began on July 29.

Fifth + Broadway Commercial Development Comes Online As NDES Customer

In April 2020, the valves were opened, and chilled water began circulating through sections of the new development in downtown Nashville.

Mayor Cooper, Metro Nashville, And Tennessee Disability Coalition Celebrate 30th Anniversary Of Americans With Disabilities Act

The ADA guarantees equal opportunity in public accommodations, employment, transportation, government services, and telecommunications.

The New Normal – Part 1: The Socially Distanced Coffee Shop

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered virtually every aspect of life for Nashville residents.

Church Street Park Temporarily Closes Beginning July 27 For Improvements

The park will reopen Aug. 17-19 for women's suffrage centennial events in Nashville.

SC Health Makes Historic Donation To Nashville-Davidson County For Coronavirus Response

The PPE supplier has delivered 100,000 face masks.

Code Orange Ozone Air Quality Alert For July 15

This alert is for Greater Nashville, Knoxville, and Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

Coronavirus Community Assessment Centers Get New Hours

Beginning July 15, the centers will be open from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Notice To Metro Water Services Development Related Activities

Water tap process returns to normal. Shutdowns still require an internal evaluation.

Nashville To Observe Parks And Recreation Month

A variety of activities both virtual and on the ground that lend themselves to social distancing are planned for July.

Metro Arts Announces Grant Awards For Fiscal Year 2021

The Metropolitan Nashville Arts Commission at their June 25 meeting approved $2,321,882 in community arts investments for 2020-2021.