Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee announces the HEAL Program, providing $100 million for relief to counties impacted by Hurricane Helene, prioritizing water system repairs and debris removal.

Country singer Kelsea Ballerini is set to begin her first arena tour in 2025, with dates from January 21 to March 30, including a performance at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena.

The MNPD reports a troubling trend of guns being stolen from vehicles in Nashville, with 73% of all firearm thefts this year involving guns taken from cars. They encourage residents to lock up and secure valuables.

The Nashville Police seek public help to find two suspects in a series of gym thefts, using a distraction technique to steal from lockers and misuse stolen credit cards.

A 24-year-old Fort Campbell man died in a motorcycle crash on I-24 West in Nashville, reportedly losing control at high speeds. His identity is withheld pending family notification.

Two teens face charges after a carjacking led to a chase and vehicle fire in Mount Juliet, with one admitting to the crime and another, along with an accomplice, also apprehended.

Three individuals were arrested after allegedly attempting to steal Legos from a Walmart in Mt. Juliet, which led to a car chase, an employee assault, and a foot pursuit by police.

Mt. Juliet Police recovered a stolen gun from a Nashville man during a stop for a parking violation; the firearm was linked to a Smyrna store burglary.

TDHS announces one-time emergency cash aid for families affected by Hurricane Helene, with amounts based on household size, to assist in the storm's aftermath.

John A. Williams, driving under intoxication, struck pedestrians, causing one fatality and multiple injuries on Commerce Street. He faces vehicular homicide and other charges.

Charles H. Holt is charged with vehicular homicide after a fatal crash on Springfield Highway where his vehicle hit Jurgis Juodenas's car, leading to Juodenas's death. Holt had been on new medication and lacked sleep.

Three teens were detained and firearms seized after patrol officers responded to vehicle break-ins in a Nashville complex, leading to a chase and their capture.

A 17-year-old has been charged for allegedly threatening to shoot up High Road School of Nashville and will face consequences as laws toughen against such threats.