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.

Nashville weather update announces a partly sunny day with a high of 86 degrees and light winds, shifting to a calm evening around 60 degrees. The pattern of sunny days is expected to continue.

Armed suspects brake-checked and robbed a driver after throwing eggs at their windshield on Interstate 24 in La Vergne. Police are seeking dashcam footage to aid in their investigation.

The TWRA is investigating vandalism at Reelfoot Spillway, where trespassers opened a spillway gate, causing water discharge and potential environmental risk.

Nashville police arrested two suspects, James Redmond and Keilon Williams, linked to Tyquan Jackson's July 26 murder.

A woman, Keiona Wilson, was shot and killed following a confrontation with Keosha Greer, her husband's girlfriend, in Nashville. No charges have been filed as the investigation continues.

Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a July I-40 shooting that resulted in the death of Tyquan Jackson.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission approved TWRA's budget for 2026-27, discussed hunting season alignments, marketing strategies, and named sites. Officer achievements were recognized, with awards for service and valor presented.

Humphreys County Schools changed its bag policy after a student brought an airsoft pistol to a football game, now only allowing certain size clear totes and clutches.

Rutherford County collected 171.4 pounds of medications to prevent water contamination and misuse. The Sheriff’s Office accepts drugs for disposal but not needles or liquids.

A Gallatin man connected to MS-13 was arrested on drug and weapon charges after a search warrant revealed various illicit items and firearms in his home.