Two individuals were indicted in Coffee County for TennCare fraud and theft, following a TBI investigation initiated by a report from Adult Protective Services.

Detectives are investigating the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Rickey O. Hale, found dead behind a Nashville church. The case remains active, and authorities seek public help.

A California man has been charged with making false bomb threats to Nashville Airport and schools, claiming to act for ISIS, with an 18-count indictment including stalking and transmitting threats.

I-40 East was closed at mile marker 221 near Old Hickory Boulevard due to a multi-vehicle crash involving a suspected wrong-way driver, causing significant traffic delays.

Tennessee's new Smart Heart Act mandates that all high schools have AEDs and staff trained in CPR to improve student and athlete safety, spurred by recent cardiac incidents in sports.

Nashville firefighters responded to a fire at Marley's Market where they found a burning truck and a market with a broken window, igniting an investigation into potential links between the events.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts halts the transformation of Mason Rudolph Golf Course into a park due to mixed public reactions, with future plans pending community input.

A man was arrested in Murfreesboro for attacking a neighbor's house with a Molotov cocktail and assaulting others, leading to a standoff with police involving tear gas for a peaceful surrender.

A WeGo bus driver in Nashville was stabbed by a passenger but sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The assailant, charged with attempted homicide, was arrested shortly after.

A father was arrested for his role in his daughter's fatal ATV crash during a party. He faces charges including criminally negligent homicide and reckless endangerment.

Two men drowned in the Tennessee River after a rescue attempt went wrong at Tennessee Riverpark near Chattanooga, with both bodies recovered by authorities.

Columbia State Community College's art professor, Clifford Gordon, died in Brazil after a wave swept him away.

A 10-year-old Tennessee boy, Asher Sullivan, tragically died after being swept into a storm drain, later becoming an organ donor. His community mourns the loss and honors him with tributes.