A Rutherford County grand jury returned indictments accusing Kyle Chrisley of striking and threatening deputies during a December arrest, court records show. The new felony counts follow earlier run-ins with police.

Murfreesboro police say three people were arrested in a refund-for-gift-card scheme that allegedly stole thousands in electric toothbrushes from the Old Fort Parkway Walmart.

A Mapco employee was shot Monday night on Lebanon Pike and taken to TriStar Skyline; Metro police say a juvenile may be involved and investigators are probing the scene.

Officers shot and killed dogs that attacked a woman in East Nashville on Tuesday, local video shows. Authorities have released few details about the victim or the animals.

Tennessee will ban crypto ATMs statewide on July 1, 2026, a move lawmakers say will stop kiosk‑enabled scams that cost residents millions. Law enforcement and consumer groups are preparing to enforce the new law.

Lowe's has applied to annex about 16.8 acres on Shelbyville Pike for a second Murfreesboro store, putting traffic and stormwater squarely in the spotlight.

Hall of Famer Rob Blake has been hired as the Predators' executive vice president of hockey operations, joining Chris MacFarland ahead of the NHL Draft and July free agency.

A 35-year-old rider died after a collision on Hermitage Avenue Wednesday; MNPD says investigators are reviewing video and witness accounts.

A family-owned West Nashville pizzeria is being forced out after its building sold; the owners launched a fundraiser and are hunting for a new spot before a September 2026 deadline.

Recorded jail calls appear to show Murfreesboro attorney Kirk Catron admitting he slipped an Ativan to an inmate while facing a five‑count indictment. The disclosure raises fresh questions about ethics and whether he should still be representing clients.

Putnam County deputy Chase Carter was arrested on suspicion of DUI after a Jackson County crash; the sheriff says no one was seriously hurt. Carter is on administrative leave.

Strategic Hospitality has scheduled a June opening for Sally’s Stay Awhile in Wedgewood‑Houston. The all‑day spot will occupy the former Smokin’ Thighs building and be led by chef Andy Little.

Committee packets and emails show Chair Jana Swearengen‑Washington tried to spin the city’s IT program into a new department; the measure was pulled after the mayor’s office flagged charter concerns. The move arrives as a state takeover board prepares to assume control of Memphis schools.