Corey Adkisson was arrested in Nashville on weapons and drug charges, including intent to distribute cocaine. Police seized a pistol, drugs, and cash. His bond is $120,000.

A man was arrested in Nashville on charges including aggravated robbery and firearm theft after a shooting during a drug deal. The suspect, a convicted felon, used a stolen gun in the incident.

MTSU professor Ashleigh McKinzie found dead with gunshot wounds; handgun found nearby; man at scene cooperating with police; no charges filed yet. Investigation ongoing.

Clarksville Police seek help to identify a disoriented man found on Tiny Town Road and have possibly located his family, transporting him to Tennova Healthcare.

Jaylen Sulton, 24, was charged with felony vandalism after he smashed the windows of a MNPD SUV and urinated on it before fleeing. He was arrested on a $20,000 bond.

TDOSHS introduces special posters at Driver Services Centers for new drivers to celebrate getting their permits or licenses and promote safe driving habits.

An investigation is underway after a school bus in Dickson County caught fire with kids onboard; no injuries were reported as students were evacuated before the bus was engulfed.

Goodlettsville Planning Commission approves a major redevelopment plan for Rivergate Mall, including new retail, a grocery store, and multi-family housing.

CWD, a fatal neurological disorder in deer, has been detected in Decatur County, Tennessee, with hunters urged to follow regulations and submit deer for testing.

The article reports 8 traffic fatalities in Tennessee during the Thanksgiving holiday, matching the previous year's count, despite troopers' efforts to increase road safety.

A teen hit and killed a pedestrian on Brick Church Pike; left the scene but later reported the incident with his parents. A second driver hit the body, mistakenly thinking it was a pothole.

Authorities seek the driver who fled a fatal multi-vehicle crash on I-24 East in Nashville. Two killed and several injured after a Navigator hit a Sienna, causing a chain reaction.

The White House Police Department shared holiday shopping safety tips on Facebook to prevent thefts, advising vigilance, shopping in groups, using credit cards safely, and having emergency plans.