A hit-and-run on I-40W in Nashville killed a woman; police are investigating. A second vehicle hit her but stayed on-scene. The suspect's vehicle is gray.

Cookeville is starting street repairs tomorrow, with milling and resurfacing by Vulcan Materials, affecting Fisk Road and other areas, potentially causing detours and lane closures.

Allecia Wolfe from Florida was found deceased in Manchester, with no obvious trauma. Her travel to Tennessee is unexplained and her family seeks answers regarding her death.

A water main break in Franklin led to road closures and water outages for residents; crews are working on repairs and officials clarified it's unrelated to sinkhole reports.

Police in Mount Juliet used the #MJGuardianShield system to stop a stolen U-Haul, detaining two and finding drugs, paraphernalia, fake IDs, and fraudulent checks.

Three men were arrested for multiple vehicle burglaries in Hendersonville, TN, with police still seeking a fourth suspect. They face burglary and theft charges.

Mt. Juliet Police stopped a woman with illegal window tint and found ecstasy, marijuana, paraphernalia, and a residue-coated handgun in her car, leading to multiple charges.

A man, Marcus Hogins, has been arrested on charges of sexual battery and exploitation after Google reported explicit images and a victim cited abuse at his church.

Tennessee's OEI updates its "Education to Employment" dashboard to reflect graduate employment outcomes, aiming for transparency and insight into post-education success.

The Sports Wagering Council has fined five illegal sportsbooks in Tennessee, emphasizing its commitment to eliminate unlawful gambling operations and enforce regulations.

Three Nashville women are suspected in a series of thefts, having allegedly stolen $10,000 worth of items, with Asia Crawley and Chaisha Brown arrested, and Lamonica Ensley wanted.

An officer in Mt. Juliet stopped a masked individual for speeding and found he had warrants. No crime was at the gas station; he was "just being stupid."

Gov. Bill Lee and TDEC Commissioner Salyers announced a $1.6 million loan for water improvements in Parsons, TN, featuring low interest and partial principal forgiveness.