A 22-year-old man, Diego Estrada, died in a single-vehicle crash in Rutherford County after his car hit a pole and rolled over. He was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the accident.

Authorities investigate potential arson at Friendship Baptist Church in Dickson County after benches were set on fire.

Nashville issues a Cold Weather Advisory with extreme wind chills; a warming trend is forecasted. Residents are urged to conserve energy during peak hours.

Jack C. Massey College of Business receives STEM designation for its Master of Accountancy and Accelerated MBA from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, considering the demand for STEM jobs.

The U.S. Marshals apprehended Darzell Wester, a 27-year-old with violent felony charges, coordinating with regional task forces and relying on a decisive tip.

Police in Mt. Juliet arrested a woman driving a stolen Dale Earnhardt edition car, thanks to their #MJGuardianShield system; she faces multiple charges.

Gov. Bill Lee surveyed storm damage in Tennessee alongside TEMA's Director and Congressman Kustoff, committing to support recovery efforts in affected communities.

Clarksville, Tennessee, faces nearly 50 car crashes due to a winter storm, prompting police and city officials to advise residents to stay home and avoid travel.

Lipscomb University transformed an old steam plant into a modern scene shop for its theatre department, enhancing set construction, prop storage, and educational opportunities.

A man in Donelson has been charged with aggravated assault against officers after a SWAT standoff that started with a welfare check on Sunday night. He was taken into custody peacefully early Monday morning. No injuries were reported.

The Tennessee Department of Human Services plans to invest $3 million to aid food security for families during summer by providing a $120 one-time payment via EBT to children in SNAP and TANF households.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol graduated 42 cadets from Trooper Cadet Class 225, who completed an 18-week training program and participated in a community blood drive. Governor Bill Lee spoke at the ceremony where the cadets were sworn in.

Nashville man, Francisco Pascual Angulo, faces new charges of commercial sex trafficking, exploiting two women. He was arrested with $118,000 and luxury items seized at his home.