Lebanon Police arrested a man for driving with a fake tag, carrying a stolen gun, and driving a stolen vehicle.

The Tennessee Supreme Court clarified pre-suit notice requirements in wrongful death lawsuits, confirming Bobbie Jo Denson's compliance in filing on behalf of her minor grandchildren.

TDEC offers a mobile hazardous waste collection on October 18 in Jefferson and Sumner counties, Tennessee, inviting residents to dispose of items like old pesticides responsibly.

The Tennessee Titans fired head coach Brian Callahan after a poor season start and previous underwhelming record, ending his tenure and beginning a search for new leadership.

A 19-year-old man was killed in a motorcycle crash on I-40 West after his BMW bike developed a high-speed wobble. He had gotten his license just days before.

Sheriff confirms that 16 presumed dead after the AES facility explosion in Tennessee, with no survivors found. Investigations and controlled detonations continue.

Rutherford County streets will close on October 13 for HVAC installation, impacting W. College St. and N. Church St. from 6 AM to 4 PM. The Rutherford County Probation Office will not accept visitors during this time.

A crash on I-24 East in Murfreesboro involving a vehicle and an attenuator within a TDOT work zone caused early morning delays. The highway reopened by 6:30 a.m., and investigations into the incident are ongoing.

A man from La Vergne falsely reported an armed robbery on I-24, claiming he was attacked after assailants threw eggs at his car. Investigations revealed he bought the eggs and faked the incident. He was arrested for filing a false report.

The Brentwood Morning Rotary Club and officials opened a time capsule from 2000, revealing items like photo albums and pop-culture artifacts reflecting life at the millennium's turn.

Franklin County EMA & Rescue responded to a submerged vehicle at Tim's Ford Lake, with no injuries reported after recovery operations involving multiple agencies.

The Tennessee Tech University Foundation Board welcomes six new members from various professional backgrounds to support the university's mission and provide strategic guidance.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announces $175 million in grants to improve public safety, with $75 million for the VCIF and $100 million for the DPSG, targeting violent crime and downtown safety.