A woman was arrested by Goodlettsville Police for marijuana possession after a traffic stop. Officers found over 14 ounces of marijuana and related paraphernalia in her vehicle.

Tennessee's Financial Institutions Commissioner set the maximum home loan interest rate at 10.18% for February 2026, following a formula based on the average prime offer rate.

54-year-old Anthony Barrett died in a single-vehicle crash on Lebanon Pike in front of the YMCA; toxicology testing will determine if impairment was a factor.

A fuel spill from a tanker truck in East Nashville closed down Gallatin Pike early Tuesday, necessitating cleanup and traffic management by emergency crews. No injuries reported.

A fire in a Putnam County home was quickly contained by firefighters, saving the family pet and limiting damage to one room, though a firefighter sustained minor injuries. An investigation into the fire's cause is underway.

The Tennessee Titans are restructuring their front office, with GM Mike Borgonzi taking on more control, including overseeing the team's roster and leading the coach search.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance in finding Paul Girton, wanted for bond jumping, elderly financial exploitation, and theft of $10,000-$60,000.

Police arrested a suspect for an armed robbery at a Walmart parking lot in Lewisburg, TN, using traditional methods and technology, with no reported injuries.

Officer Wolfe arrested a driver with a history of DUI for multiple offences, including possession of cocaine, marijuana, illegal weapons, and impaired driving in La Vergne.

Nashville police report a rise in gun thefts from unsecured vehicles, with 1,008 firearms stolen in 2025—a jump from 928 in 2024. They emphasize the need for vehicle security to prevent further theft and crime.

Officer Ragle has been sworn into the Cookeville Police Department, with expectations that her experience and professionalism will benefit the community.

A train derailment in Todd County, Kentucky, led to a shelter-in-place order due to a car with molten sulfur. No injuries were reported, but air quality concerns prompted temporary precautions. The order was lifted when the air was deemed safe.

Tennessee AG has shut down illegal online sweepstakes casinos for consumer protection, citing them as predatory and evading gambling fairness regulations.