A motorcyclist, Tyler S. Davis, died in Nashville after crashing into a Nissan Frontier. Excessive speed was a factor. No charges are pending against the Nissan driver.

A small plane crash due to a mechanical failure during landing at Crossville Memorial Airport resulted in no injuries despite structural damage to the aircraft.

A convicted drug felon in Nashville was arrested again after cocaine and marijuana were found in his car and more drugs and stolen guns were discovered at his home.

Nashville's weather forecast includes a mix of conditions: a 40% chance of rain, then clearing skies, with temperatures ranging from 38°F at night to potentially 80°F on Monday. Showers and thunderstorms may follow, but sunny days are expected.

Lawrence Goss was denied parole for the murder of Melanie Preston, announced by DA Dunaway. Goss had killed Preston with an impact hammer decades ago, and the denial reflects the crime's severity and community impact.

Nashville's NDOT introduces pedestrian safety improvements and signal timing enhancements at 108 downtown intersections to reduce crashes and improve traffic flow.

The Tennessee spring turkey hunting season begins on April 12 and ends on May 25, with regulations allowing one male turkey per day and a maximum of two per season.

The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council is introducing new regulations effective June 30, 2025, to enhance the safety and fairness of sports betting, including MFA requirements and measures against fraud and underage gambling.

The TBI canceled an Endangered Child Alert after 10-year-old Jeremiah Opio from Lebanon, Tennessee, was found safe. He had been missing since being seen riding his bicycle Tuesday night.

Nashville Police emphasized securing vehicles to prevent gun thefts, with 73% of reported gun thefts in Davidson County in 2025 from vehicles, spurring a specialized initiative leading to over 1,000 arrests.

The Nashville Police identified Merlin Nataren and Jovanni Portillo as victims in an apparent murder-suicide, with no known history of domestic violence.

Nashville's Register of Deeds office is temporarily closed for modernization but will maintain online e-filing services. The office reopens April 11 with new amenities for the public.

Anthes Drive has been selected for a housing surge initiative by Nashville's Office of Homeless Services, aiming to rehouse encampment residents with necessary support.