The Franklin Police Department is searching for Roy Nicholson III, who failed to report for a five-year sentence for assaulting an officer and other crimes.

Tennessee requires a Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) from residents transferring a driver's license from eight specific states not part of the S2S Verification Service starting January 10, 2025.

Tennessee legislators propose House Bill 55, the PEACE Act, to address hate crimes by classifying certain actions as misdemeanors and enhancing law enforcement protocols.

One person was found dead after a mobile home fire in DeKalb County, with the cause of the blaze under investigation by the TBI and local authorities.

A car collided into an apartment in Murfreesboro after a three-vehicle crash, with no serious injuries; the structural collapse team stabilized the building for safe vehicle removal.

The Metro Nashville Police Department has updated age estimates for 'Vandy Doe,' an unidentified woman found deceased in 2018, now believed to be between 21-35 years old.

Deputies in Warren County pursued suspects who crashed a stolen car from Nashville and fled on foot, with a rifle and other items later found in the vehicle.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee highlighted a year of economic growth, investments in infrastructure, education, and public safety, plus the enactment of the ELVIS Act to protect musicians' rights.

Nashville's Sustainability Division celebrated 2024's advancements in green initiatives, with the Donelson Branch Library and Strobel House standing out for their energy- and water-efficient designs.

TDEC awarded $20,000 each to Linden and Perry County for redevelopment of brownfield sites, aiming to address contamination and foster economic growth.

Moore County receives a $20,000 TDEC grant for identifying and prioritizing brownfield sites, as part of efforts to restore economic and environmental health to underutilized lands.

Robertson County, TN, has received a $20,000 grant from the TDEC for brownfield redevelopment, aiming to revitalize contaminated sites and promote economic growth.

Nashville woman Shynithia L. Stone has been arrested for vehicular homicide after a crash that killed Tamika Petway due to speeding and ignoring a stop sign.