Clarksville Police are searching for a robbery suspect who targeted the Speedway Cafe, armed with a firearm. The suspect, with identifiable tattoos, fled on foot with cash. The police are seeking tips, which may be eligible for a reward.

Michael McCulars was arrested after a standoff in Stewart County for resisting arrest and violating a protection order. He had threatened violence and was previously imprisoned for attempting to murder an officer.

One man was injured in an early morning shooting at a Nashville gas station following an altercation between two vehicle drivers. The suspect fled the scene and is being sought by police.

Firefighters extinguished a suspicious fire at a furniture store on Dickerson Pike, with no injuries reported and an ongoing investigation into the incident's cause.

Sumner County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in identifying a subject involved in an aggravated robbery at a construction site. A suspect sketch has been released.

A teenager was shot and killed during a confrontation at an apartment complex in Gallatin after an alleged vehicle burglary, leading to an arrest; identity and charges unknown.

The forecast for Nashville indicates a mostly sunny week with increasing temperatures, and a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoons.

The Franklin Police are searching for vandals who damaged the Carothers Parkway bridge by throwing about 100 parapet caps into the Harpeth River, causing thousands in damages. Authorities are seeking tips and Crime Stoppers is offering a reward.

Clarksville has improved pedestrian safety around New Providence Middle School with new curbs, sidewalks, and crosswalks with push-button warning lights.

The Clarksville Downtown Market in Tennessee was voted the top farmers market by the American Farmland Trust, acclaimed for its community influence, variety of goods, and lively atmosphere.

A judge has ruled that Williamson County can remove the Confederate flag from its official county seal, affirming the decision by the Tennessee Historical Commission.

Santos Alberto Bobadilla, 18, was arrested for threatening mass violence at a Jackson County school, following his recorded statements about using a firearm against students.

Alyssia Moulton sued Southern Health Partners for medical negligence after giving birth alone in her jail cell, despite her informing staff of her labor.