The Murfreesboro TN Police arrested Ny'Esha Lawrence, the seventh suspect in recent drive-by shootings, now detained at Rutherford County Adult Detention Center.

Clarksville lifeguards Ethan Hester and Blake Borah were awarded for saving a three-year-old from drowning. Their CPR skills were crucial in the rescue.

La Vergne retains the "Freest City" title in Tennessee, recognized for limited regulations, low taxes, and fostering a business-friendly climate, according to the Beacon Center's City Freedom Index.

La Vergne Police made a significant drug bust during a traffic stop, finding over 14 grams of meth, other drugs, and open beer containers. Two suspects face multiple charges including felony drug possession.

Katlyn Gayle Wray led Nashville police on a slow pursuit in a stolen vehicle, evading stop tactics and almost hitting officers, before being caught by THP using a PIT maneuver.

Two shootings minutes apart on Dickerson Pike resulted in a boy's death and critically injured a woman; police are investigating the possible connection.

A pickup truck caught fire on Highway 84 near Monterey, with the PCFD and Monterey Fire Department efficiently extinguishing the flames. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A car crash in Nashville involving a pickup truck running a red light resulted in one fatality and minor injuries to another. Toxicology tests are being conducted on the deceased driver.

Healthcare professionals sentenced for a Medicare/Medicaid fraud scheme involving over $129 million billed for unnecessary tests and over $35 million obtained illegally.

Nashville's weather forecast includes sunshine, thunderstorms, and high humidity, with temperatures reaching the low 90s and potential rain throughout the week.

Nashville Officer Amgad Bekhit was arrested for aggravated assault against his daughter following a domestic dispute regarding her romantic relationship.

Nashville Police celebrated Officer Griepentrog for receiving the Theodore Roosevelt Association Police Award, recognizing her resilience and service despite personal adversities.

James E. Johnson has been indicted for the July 2024 murder of Marcus D. Martin, with evidence from the MNPD crime lab contributing to the indictment.