La Vergne Police reunited a lost dog with its owner, reflecting the town's community spirit and reinforcing the unity as the holiday season approaches.

Mt. Juliet police arrested a Smyrna man with assault and false imprisonment charges after a traffic stop. Another stop led to arrests for expired tag and outstanding warrants.

Mt. Juliet Police detained two wanted individuals, a man for Felony Theft and a woman for a probation violation, after a routine traffic stop for expired registration.

Daniel Maradiaga-Hernandez was arrested for a 2023 shooting after a woman asked him to leave her apartment. Detective Malone's efforts led to his capture in Nashville.

Robert B. Reddy III, a 43-year-old missing man from Clarksville, has been located, as announced by the local police department, who thanked the public for their assistance.

TWRA released the 2025 Wild Turkey Summer Observational Survey results, noting a 2.2 poults per hen ratio, slightly below the 5-year average, and variations across management units.

Tennessee launches the "Tennessee Safe Thanksgiving Travel Challenge Initiative" to reduce traffic incidents by increasing law enforcement patrols and promoting safe driving behaviors during the holiday.

La Vergne Police identified Mary Alice Maloney as the woman found dead in 2007 using genetic genealogy by the DNA Doe Project, resolving an 18-year-old cold case.

Tennessee National Guard's 168th Military Police Battalion returned from a year-long deployment at the U.S. Southern Border, where they aided in reducing illegal crossings.

Police in Mt. Juliet arrested a man with an active warrant for probation violation during a traffic stop; he was also in violation of a no-contact order.

A suspect sought in Macon County, Tennessee, was apprehended, ending a search effort by local law enforcement, as notified by the Sheriff's Office on Facebook.

A multi-vehicle crash including a tractor-trailer closed westbound lanes on the 101st Airborne Division Parkway; injuries reported, Rep. Maberry aided an injured person.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory for Middle Tennessee, warning of low visibility and advising caution during morning commutes.