An arrest was made in Murfreesboro, TN, for a graffiti spree after crime data analysis helped police predict the vandal's next move. Joshua Hearnes was charged with vandalism over $1,000.

An SUV crashed into a Murfreesboro dental office after the driver, suspected of experiencing a medical issue, became unconscious. No other injuries reported; the building's integrity is being assessed.

The Brentwood City Commission welcomed Janet Donahue and Kim Smithson Gawrys, with Mayor Rogers Anderson administering their oath. Nelson Andrews became mayor and Rhea Little vice mayor.

Tennessee's State Veterinarian warns about the invasive New World Screwworm, a threat to animals due to its flesh-eating larvae, following detections in Mexico.

The Franklin Police Department will host a CarFit event at Somerby Franklin tomorrow, aimed at helping senior drivers make necessary vehicle adjustments for safer driving.

Adrian Abernathy, on Nashville's "Most Wanted" list, has been arrested by the U.S. Marshals in Brentwood for charges including vehicular homicide and firearm theft.

A shootout on Nashville's Division Street Bridge involved a man wanted for attempted murder and police, leaving the suspect critically injured and an officer with a minor leg injury.

Metro Nashville Police arrested three after a high-speed chase, recovering stolen property, drugs, and firearms, with charges including vehicle theft and possession.

The NWS Nashville forecasts a week of active weather with high chances of showers and thunderstorms, indicating a particularly wet pattern with varying precipitation chances and temperatures in the mid-80s.

The TBI confirmed that the fire at New Life Ministries of Columbia was an intentional act of arson, and the investigation is ongoing to find the perpetrator.

Tennessee's Department of Correction picks media witnesses for Oscar Franklin Smith's execution, including 7 journalists, with one alternate, following state law.

The Tennessee AG's office warns of new phishing scams using fake unpaid toll fees to defraud residents, urging reports and immediate deletion of such texts.

Clarksville Fire Rescue opened their new Station 6, featuring quick-opening accordion doors, a carcinogen-reducing warm zone, and a fire pole, enhancing their emergency response capabilities.