Sheriff's deputies found drugs and paraphernalia near children in a Cookeville apartment. The occupants, Patti and Ryan Jaeger, admitted to drug use and were arrested on child abuse and drug charges.

The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office won two traffic safety awards at a Nashville conference, with Sgt. Watson's efforts being particularly praised.

A man in Overton County was arrested for first-degree murder and abuse of a corpse; his girlfriend's body was found burned and transported in a refrigerator.

Portland TN Police undergo EVOC training to enhance their emergency vehicle driving skills, emphasizing safety and quick decision-making. The training, supported by the Portland Parks Department, aims to improve officers' response to emergencies.

A social media post praised Officer Thompkins of La Vergne Police for his kind handling of a stolen car tag issue, highlighting the importance of community policing and servant leadership.

TWRA is seeking public input on Tennessee's 2026-27 fishing regulations, with the comment period running from August 1-27, 2025. Feedback will inform future policies.

Nashville is under a heat advisory until 8 PM CDT Thursday with temperatures reaching 98 degrees and a heat index of around 107. Residents are advised to take precautions against the heat. A slight cooldown with chances of thunderstorms is expected.

Owen Guerrero-Alvarado, 16, was charged for a robbery-related shooting in a Walmart parking lot, injuring two. The planned exchange turned violent when Guerrero's group drew weapons.

Authorities are seeking 26-year-old Brandon Arian Ras-Devries after he crashed a truck into a Tennessee bank and fled. He has multiple felony warrants and may be armed.

Nashville police arrested two teens, recovered two stolen vehicles, and a stolen firearm following a surveillance operation and brief chase involving spike strips.

The Maury County Fire Department reported a barn fire on Campbell Station Rd, with units responding to contain the blaze. No injuries are reported, but smoke is expected to linger from the burning hay.

Murfreesboro Police Department opens applications for its Citizens Police Academy starting August 19, offering community insights into law enforcement operations.

An elderly woman in Murfreesboro was defrauded of $55,000 by scammers posing as federal agents, leading to the arrest of a man collecting a second payment.