A FedEx truck caught fire on I-24, closing eastbound lanes near mile marker 84. No immediate injury reports emerged as traffic was rerouted. Fire crews extinguished the flame and cleared the scene. Traffic later resumed normally.

Nashville police arrested murder fugitive Tyrone Walker after over a year-long manhunt. He faces charges for a 2021 murder and was caught with a firearm during his capture.

A man is charged with second-degree murder for shooting a teen during an alleged break-in at a Tennessee complex.

A body found in Coalmont is believed to be missing man Shawn Jacobs; an autopsy is pending to confirm identity.

An overturned tractor-trailer on I-24 West near Davidson-Cheatham county line led to traffic delays and a hazmat response; two people were hospitalized with non-critical injuries.

Clarksville, Tennessee's first major roundabout, nicknamed "Rhonda," has gained local fame, with a following on Facebook and a YouTube song, despite some traffic concerns and design critiques.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mostly sunny conditions with rising temperatures for Nashville, with a slight chance of midweek showers.

Three men from Texas were arrested for robbing an ATM in West Nashville, thanks to cooperation between law enforcement agencies and license plate recognition technology.

Authorities are investigating a fatal shooting in Cumberland County that resulted in the death of Jack Daniel Carter, as multiple agencies, including the TBI, analyze evidence and conduct an autopsy.

Governor Bill Lee and TDEC have established the Office of Outdoor Recreation in Tennessee to advance conservation and outdoor access, with Brian Clifford at its helm.

A Tennessee woman, Jerica Marie Hayes, has been charged with second-degree murder after allegedly providing the fentanyl that led to the overdose death of her friend, Samuel Mashburn, in 2021.

Meharry Medical College receives a historic $175 million donation from Bloomberg Philanthropies, aimed at advancing health equity and diversity in the medical field.

Tennessee Congressman Andy Ogles' cell phone was seized by the FBI after inaccuracies in his campaign finance filings were discovered. Ogles corrected past filings and plans to cooperate with authorities.