Carjacking suspect Cedric Taylor was quickly arrested on Lafayette Street after a victim and shop owner intervened and detained him until police arrived.

Warren County, Tennessee received a $362,527 grant to enhance scrap tire management, aiming to clear illegal dumpsites and promote recycling by buying new equipment.

THP is searching for Ulises Martinez, wanted for questioning in the hit-and-run death of Nashville restaurant owner Matthew Carney. Martinez is also accused of car theft.

A 10-year-old boy died after a jet ski collision on Old Hickory Lake, involving a scout event. A 19-year-old female was injured and the TWRA is investigating, marking it the third boating fatality on the lake in 2024.

The Nashville Police Department urges people to lock their cars after reporting that 71% of all stolen guns in 2021 were taken from unsecured vehicles.

Neo-Nazi groups have staged several hate incidents in Nashville, Tennessee, including a Goyim Defense League overpass demonstration and a march through downtown where Ryan Scott McCann was arrested for aggravated assault.

A child drowned in Drakes Creek; the mother, Brandi Elliott, was charged with first-degree murder and booked into jail as investigators seek more witnesses.

An accident involving an overturned semi on I-40 in Lebanon caused delays, with traffic backup reported. The driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The road fully reopened by noon.

A fire at an apartment complex in Madison was contained to two units, with no injuries reported and the Nashville Fire Department responding under challenging weather conditions. The cause is under investigation.

The Nashville Strong Babies program has expanded to all of Davidson County, offering support from pregnancy to 18 months after birth, aiming to reduce infant mortality rates.

Alvaro Martinez Jr. was arrested in Nashville for selling explicit images of children online after a lengthy investigation prompted by tips to authorities.

The National Weather Service predicts a heatwave in Nashville with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, high humidity, and a chance of thunderstorms later in the week.

Clarksville’s new ACT Authority starts to foster the arts, culture, and tourism, with board appointments and plans to finance the Clarksville Performing Arts Center expansion.