A parking violation in Tennessee led to the arrest of a woman with existing warrants for aggravated burglary and vandalism. The Mt. Juliet Police stressed their commitment to public safety.

NWS Nashville forecasts a high near 65°F with cloudy skies and windy conditions in Music City, with the possibility of showers and fluctuating temperatures in the following days.

Law enforcement in Nashville increased traffic monitoring, focusing on dangerous driving behaviors and ensuring adherence to vehicle safety standards.

A Brentwood man, Alexander Thompson, is charged with federal crimes for threatening to bomb a Nashville courthouse; claims of wanting to overthrow the government and experiencing "nightly torture" were cited in an email.

A gas leak on Seaboard Lane in Franklin caused a temporary road closure, with authorities swiftly containing the situation and reopening the road. Causes remain undisclosed.

Putnam County Sheriff's Office searches for suspects in vehicle burglaries and a car theft, urging residents to lock vehicles and report suspicious activity.

A majority of guns stolen in Nashville this year were taken from vehicles, raising public safety concerns and resulting in a police initiative that led to arrests and recovered firearms.

Tennessee has issued burn restrictions due to high wildfire risk; debris burning and prescribed fires are on hold, with officials urging compliance to prevent wildfires.

A horse trapped against a rock in a ditch was rescued by combined efforts of the Maury and Williamson County Fire Departments, with assistance from Little’s Excavating. The operation took over an hour, but the horse was unharmed.

Franklin Police are searching for 33-year-old David Crowder, missing since December 2024, and urging the public to contact Detective Brooks with any information.

The Tennessee Board of Regents honored top students, faculty, staff, and supporters of the state's community and technical colleges at its Seventh Annual SOAR Awards in Nashville.

Nashville man arrested after fleeing a Mt. Juliet traffic stop and assaulting an officer; he had multiple warrants and the incident caused a jurisdiction question.

The perpetrator of a basketball standout's murder was found guilty on multiple counts, including first-degree murder, after a delayed trial. Sentencing is set for April 2025.