Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department participated in National Night Out, engaging the community with their equipment and crew, but had to leave early to respond to a call.

Wesley Hernandez was arrested in Lebanon on multiple rape charges, including statutory aggravated rape and continuous sexual abuse, starting from 2020 involving a teenage girl.

Nashville is forecasted to have warm temperatures with scattered rain chances, as per the NWS, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and slight possibilities of showers and thunderstorms.

Puckett's Restaurant in Nashville temporarily closed due to an HVAC system failure; no injuries reported, and repairs are in progress for a prompt reopening.

Bedford County, Tennessee committee recommends a resolution to broaden the Board of Building Code Appeals' duties to include International Fire Code appeals.

Lipscomb University has established the John Parker Humanities Society to support humanities students with resources and mentorship, led by former dean David Holmes, with plans for monetary awards by spring 2026.

Tennessee police are searching for a missing 17-year-old, Ty’nuis Robertson, last seen on Archway Dr. They've reached out on social media for public help.

Tyquan Jackson, 26, was fatally shot after pursuing individuals who attempted to burgle his car. Jonathan Brewington Jr. and Hannah Crague have been arrested and are held without bond.

Former Sumner County Food Bank executive James Neil Gill was sentenced to 12 years in prison for theft and patronizing prostitution with charity funds.

The Murfreesboro Police Department reminded the public of the cold case of Terrell Ray's 2019 homicide, seeking new information and offering a $11,000 reward for leads.

During a traffic stop, Michael House was arrested in Barren County for resisting arrest, spitting on an officer, making threats, and possessing methamphetamine.

A motorcyclist was killed in a collision on Lebanon Pike, and Justin Brake faces vehicular homicide charges; he and Gabriella Wolcott initially lied about who was driving.

Tennessee has officially updated its maximum interest rate to 11.50% effective today, reflecting recent changes in the prime loan rate, as announced by the state's Department of Financial Institutions.