A DUI suspect is in custody after a hit-and-run involving a vehicle striking a house in La Vergne; police acted swiftly, and no injuries were reported.

Mt. Juliet Police Department is seeking new recruits on social media, highlighting their commitment to proactive, compassionate policing, and the supportive relationship with their community.

Officer Wilkins of Hendersonville Police educates gym-goers on theft prevention, sharing tips and offering support to local gyms as part of a community outreach initiative.

Tyler Moore was arrested for the shooting of two homeless individuals during an attempted robbery at Nashville's Riverfront Dog Park.

A woman with a handgun who barricaded herself inside a Captain D's in Madison prompted police negotiations and traffic redirections; no injuries reported.

A group of attorneys general, co-led by Tennessee's AG Skrmetti, opposes a federal AI regulation amendment, arguing for state-level oversight to address the unique risks posed by AI and Big Tech.

Radnor Lake State Park in Tennessee is set to repair Otter Creek Road, with construction affecting park access, activities, and parking from June 1 to October. Wildlife considerations and improvements like a new guardrail are part of the project.

Michael Davenport, 60, was arrested for a series of armed robberies in Nashville, including a recent incident at a Boost Mobile, and has confessed to additional crimes.

Derek Hyde was named Brentwood's new deputy fire chief, following the promotion of Brian Collins to fire chief.

The Education Freedom Scholarship Program in Tennessee received 33,000 applications, showing strong demand for school choice. With 20,000 scholarships available, a waitlist is expected, indicating parents' desire for educational options.

The Tennessee Historical Commission awarded its annual Certificate of Merit Awards to individuals, businesses, and organizations for their commitment to historic preservation efforts in Tennessee.

Shawn Terry Demont Newby was sentenced to 5 years in federal prison for discharging a firearm at a Nashville bus station after a confrontation. He pled guilty to felon firearm possession.

A man was struck and killed by a CSX train in South Nashville; despite the engineers' efforts to stop, they could not prevent the collision. His identity remains unknown as investigations continue.