The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has exposed extensive poaching activities in Wilson and Rutherford counties, seizing 50 deer heads and other wildlife trophies.

CWD was detected in white-tailed deer in two new Tennessee counties, with the TWRA increasing disease surveillance and encouraging hunter participation in testing.

A house fire in Dickson County, Tennessee, resulted in the death of 71-year-old Andrew Kuhn. Despite rescue efforts, Kuhn, hindered by mobility issues, was pronounced dead at the scene. The fire is under investigation; no foul play is suspected.

A shooting at a 15th birthday party in Smyrna, at Lara's Event Center, resulted in one minor dead, another injured, and a juvenile suspect detained with charges pending.

The Henry County Sheriff's Office confirmed via Facebook that the missing William "Keith" Watkins has been safely located, thanking the public for their assistance.

The Nashville NWS forecasts variable weather, with cloudiness, gusty winds, mild temps, and intermittent chances of showers as the region transitions into spring-like conditions amidst winter.

A former mayor in Gibson, Tennessee, misused $2,000 from town funds for personal benefit; he later reimbursed the money. The comptroller stressed the importance of internal controls.

A Nashville man faces charges of sexual battery and indecent exposure with suspicions of more victims, following a 17-year-old employee's complaint and further investigation into past misconduct.

The MAC in Nashville celebrated the graduation of 41 adults from workforce development and early childhood education programs, including 21 who earned the CDA credential.

Nashville massage therapist Julius Hamilton was charged with rape, and more women have reported inappropriate contact, prompting an intensified police investigation.

Brentwood Police partners with THSO to increase patrols and checkpoints against impaired driving during holidays, as part of Booze It and Lose It campaign.

Thirty-two new state troopers graduated from the Tennessee Highway Patrol academy, with a ceremony featuring officials and Governor Bill Lee. They bring military and academic experience and have shown community commitment.

TWRA seeks public input on proposed 2026-27 fishing regulations, including changes to trout and bass fishing rules, with feedback accepted until January 5.