The Murfreesboro Police seeks public help to identify a suspect in a 2013 Hyundai Elantra theft from Thorntons on July 28; information can be given to Detective Whitehead.

Waffle House shooter Travis Reinking seeks a new trial based on his schizophrenia, with a psychiatrist supporting his compromised mental state during the 2018 incident. However, the prosecution argues the crime was premeditated.

A Nashville man, David Holcroft, died after falling overboard on Percy Priest Lake; he wasn't wearing a life jacket. The incident is under investigation.

Both drivers in a fatal April crash on Donelson Pike are charged, one with vehicular homicide due to speeding, the other with DUI. Neither wore seat belts.

Headstones in Cookeville City Cemetery were vandalized, with 23 graves damaged. The Cookeville Police Department seeks public help as there are no witnesses or suspects yet.

Tennessee Board of Parole will conduct executive clemency hearings in Nashville on August 12-13, with the public invited to attend at the central office.

The Murfreesboro TN Police issued an alert for traffic delays due to a 2,000 sq. ft. house being moved through the city to Rockvale, escorted by the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department reports traffic on North Thompson Lane has resumed after a crash, but South Thompson Lane is rerouted due to ongoing repairs.

Murfreesboro TN Police warn against leaving pets in hot cars, emphasizing the risks of brain damage, heatstroke, or death, and advise people to call 911 if they see a distressed animal in a vehicle.

Inmates at Turney Center Industrial Complex participated in a Build-A-Guitar workshop led by Instrumental Horizons and Belmont University, aiming at rehabilitation and skill-building.

Stevan Pippin was sworn in to the Brentwood City Commission, filling a vacancy until May 2027. He will also represent the Commission on the Brentwood Tree Board.

In La Vergne, Tennessee, resident Milton Jarrett voluntarily helped a firefighter pull a heavy hose to a hydrant during an emergency, exemplifying strong community spirit.

The Metro Nashville Police Department Criminal Warrants Division is seeking public assistance to locate their "Most Wanted" fugitives, including De'tynn Smith for serious charges like first-degree premeditated murder.