Nashville Police seek public help to find the driver in a fatal New Year's Day hit-and-run that killed Afriye Seegars, 23, and injured a 24-year-old man.

Fisk University student Andre Bell is in critical condition after a shooting on I-65 in Nashville, believed to be linked to road rage. Police are searching for a dark sedan. Traffic was rerouted due to the investigation.

Bryan Odell Hunter was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison on multiple serious weapons charges, including possession by a felon and owning a machinegun.

Corporal Drake Enghusen was named December's Officer of the Month by the Mt. Juliet Police for his leadership and compassion during a challenging call.

The National Weather Service in Nashville issued a Flood Watch for Middle Tennessee due to heavy rainfall, warning of potential flooding across many counties.

The Metro Nashville Police Department has posted a list of their most wanted individuals, which includes suspects charged with serious crimes like murder, rape, and aggravated assault.

Franklin Police arrested Osvaldo Garcia for hit-and-run and multiple other charges, including reckless endangerment and driving with a suspended license.

The Clarksville PD is searching for Demari Haley, a missing 15-year-old, last seen near Durrett Drive, who contacted his mother during Christmas but didn't reveal his location.

The Tennessee State Museum launches "Tennessee Voices, American Stories" to honor America's 250th anniversary, highlighting influential Tennesseans and their impact on U.S. history.

Murfreesboro firefighters extinguished a vehicle fully consumed by fire, which was later identified as stolen. No injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office features a suspect, Vickie Joyce Vinsant, on "Felon Friday" for charges including burglary and theft, seeking tips on their Facebook page.

The Cookeville Police Department urges residents to drive responsibly and to prevent drunk driving by not letting friends drive impaired and ensuring sober rides home.

Gov. Bill Lee's administration in Tennessee celebrated a year of growth, including economic investment, job creation, educational reform, infrastructure projects, public safety initiatives, rural healthcare improvements, and conservation efforts.