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.

Nashville police used GPS tracking to recover stolen items, including ten guns, following an auto burglary, leading to the arrest of two men facing serious charges.

Police seek public help in locating a man suspected of unlawfully photographing a minor at a Franklin Target store. The suspect, identified as Kevin Jackson, was captured by store security cameras.

Tyquan Jackson was critically wounded in a shooting on I-40 in Nashville during pursuit of car theft suspects.

The Columbia Police Department in Tennessee applauded Officer Josh Seltz on social media for his proactive service after a traffic stop led to a drug-related arrest.

Two individuals with outstanding legal issues were arrested in Wilson County after deputies responded to a report of reckless driving involving a vehicle with two flat tires.

Nashville invites the public to a hearing on air pollution control on August 26, 2025, at the Metro Public Health Department, allowing community input into local environmental policy.

Nashville's DEC adds a cloud-based back-up system for 911 dispatch services to bolster emergency response resiliency.

Murfreesboro Police seek information on a credit card theft at Jason's Deli, with the card used at Sam's Club and Walgreens, asking the public to identify persons of interest.

The Smyrna Fire Department praised four firefighters on social media who completed the Firefighter II program, recognizing their enhanced skills and leadership.

A woman with multiple warrants was arrested in Mt. Juliet for speeding, using a fake tag, and identity theft. She faced additional charges after officers discovered her true identity.

The National Weather Service in Nashville issued a heat advisory for Middle Tennessee due to extreme heat index values projected to exceed 105 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions against potential heat illnesses.