Mt. Juliet Police swiftly solved a Target shoplifting case with aid from #MJGuardianShield license plate readers, resulting in the arrest of a 40-year-old woman.

Nashville reels from two fatal domestic violence cases: a teacher's murder-suicide and a mother and her children attacked, leaving a community shaken.

Nashville PD identified 29-year-old Taylor Powell as the woman who drowned earlier this month; her body was found in the Cumberland River with no signs of foul play.

Clarksville Police are investigating a burglary at EZ Mart where a suspect used a pink and black AR-style pistol to steal THC and vape products. Authorities seek help identifying the male suspect.

Restaurant manager Byron Crump received a Citizen Commendation from the Franklin Police for disarming an armed individual, safeguarding his community.

La Vergne Police Department successfully captured a domestic assault suspect who tried to flee to Nevada, with assistance from BNA Police during an airport chase.

Two individuals face charges related to creating and sharing "animal crush videos" involving monkey torture online, according to a grand jury indictment.

Clarksville City Hall is set to receive a new metal roof to replace hail-damaged shingles, with construction starting around June 18 and expected to last six weeks.

Jeff Holmes has been appointed as the interim commissioner for the Tennessee Department of General Services, replacing Matt Van Epps who has resigned. Holmes has a long history of military service in the Tennessee National Guard.

Tennessee's Attorney General and Students for Fair Admissions sued the U.S. Department of Education, claiming the Hispanic-Serving Institution program, which provides funds to colleges with 25% Hispanic students, is unconstitutional.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a Dodge Caravan on Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville, with police investigations ongoing and no signs of driver impairment found.

Murfreesboro Police Department partners with the American Red Cross for a blood drive to honor local servicemen and women, rewarding donors with a $15 eGift card.

The Nashville Register of Deeds office will close June 11-12 for Phase II renovations, including accessibility upgrades, with services to resume June 13. An Open House event is planned post-upgrades.