The Hendersonville Police Department received the Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award for their exceptional support of employees in the National Guard and Reserves.

Clarksville Police Department announces a First Responder Basketball Tournament at Hilldale Baptist Church on October 4th to benefit the Montgomery County First Responders Association.

Traffic stop in Mt. Juliet reveals a Nashville man with a violent criminal history and a stolen handgun in his car, leading to his arrest for multiple charges.

The Nashville Fire Department honored U.S. workers on Labor Day, highlighting their contributions to the nation's strength and well-being on social media.

Michael E. Brown, 40, was arrested on two counts of second-degree murder related to the fentanyl and cocaine overdose deaths of Kendra Stillah and Deeangelo Hunter.

The Nashville Fire Department, with IAFF Local 140, has launched its "Fill the Boot" fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, seeking donations to help fight neuromuscular diseases.

A masked intruder broke into a Forestry office in Lawrenceburg, Tenn., stealing tools and cutting phone lines. The TN Dept. of Agriculture is investigating the break-in.

MNPD retrieved a body from the Cumberland River in Nashville; no signs of trauma were evident and the cause of death is pending examination by the Medical Examiner’s Office.

Police in Lebanon used SafeNet to intercept a stolen vehicle and arrest the driver, Amy Evans, as well as a passenger, Donald Talley II, for separate charges at a QuikTrip store.

A motorcycle-car crash in Murfreesboro led to road closure, delays, and at least one injury. Authorities responded and the road later reopened; the investigation into the cause is ongoing.

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash with an SUV on Nolensville Pike; his passenger is in critical condition. Initial investigations cite excessive speed as a factor; both drivers showed no signs of impairment.

A semi-truck stuck at an intersection caused significant delays in La Vergne, with police managing traffic and advising alternate routes. The road was later cleared.

A family in La Vergne escaped a house fire uninjured, but their home was extensively damaged and a pet lost. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze. The cause is under investigation, and the victims are receiving aid from the Red Cross.