A woman named Pamela Cruz died in Nashville after her Toyota Corolla was hit by a speeding Mercedes, which then caused her car to collide with a Nissan Altima. No impairment signs were found, and investigations are ongoing.

Murfreesboro home caught fire; responded by Fire Rescue Department, occupants and pets safely evacuated, no injuries, Red Cross assisting. Cause under investigation.

Putnam County Fire Department reported a fire in a home on Landscape Road; occupants used an extinguisher on a kitchen stove fire, which was contained by firefighters without injuries or significant damage.

A pedestrian dressed in dark clothing was fatally struck by a vehicle on I-65 North in Nashville. The driver, a 19-year-old, stopped and remained at the scene. Police are investigating the incident.

The Franklin Fire Department extinguished a fire at the Superior Essex facility; no injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.

A pedestrian was struck and killed while sitting in the middle of I-65 in Nashville; the driver of the Hyundai Sonata involved stopped and cooperated with police.

The Nashville police are investigating two hit-and-run deaths, including that of Navy member and student Afriye Seegars, urging witnesses to provide information.

Firefighters and police in Algood responded swiftly to extinguish a vehicle fire in a Little Caesars parking lot, efficiently preventing further danger and allowing the owner to retrieve personal items. No injuries were reported.

Police seek help to find missing 16-year-old Dorian McMiller in Clarksville, last seen Christmas Day on Friar Drive. Contact Detective Gibbons with info.

Taylor Swift donated to the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital, assisting its cancer program and addressing the high demand for pediatric healthcare in Middle Tennessee.

Clarksville Police investigate a shooting on Greenwood Avenue, where a man was shot and airlifted to a Nashville hospital; the incident appears targeted, not random.

Police in Mt. Juliet arrested a woman for multiple offenses, including shoplifting and drug possession, after spotting her vehicle in a handicapped space with contraband visible inside.

WeGo Public Transit in Nashville announced an expansion of service hours and increased bus frequencies starting January 4, 2026, to accommodate varying rider schedules.