Nashville Police are seeking three suspects who stole medications from a Midtown Walgreens on May 19, after footage showed them breaking in with a pry bar.

A man was arrested for his role in a Nashville park murder, accused of driving a getaway vehicle. The investigation continues with authorities seeking additional information.

A flood watch is in effect through Memorial Day morning in Middle Tennessee, with potential rainfall leading to floods. The NWS advises staying alert as thunderstorms may bring significant rainfall.

La Vergne police seized over 1,300 fentanyl pills, two guns, and $13,000 cash in a drug bust at Summer Creek apartments, leading to Andre Petway Jr.'s arrest.

Dejuan N. Prime, 19, was arrested by Nashville police for a bus terminal shooting. The victim, shot multiple times, is hospitalized. Prime was identified near the crime scene with a firearm.

A key route in Nashville is closed due to a rock slide on River Trace near State Route 12, with local access maintained. Geological risks have prompted safety measures and ongoing communication with residents.

A chemical spill at XPO Logistics in South Nashville hospitalized four and caused evacuations, with fire department containment preventing waterway pollution.

Tennessee's AG is investigating fraud claims involving the attempted foreclosure of Elvis Presley's Graceland.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms for Nashville, with high chances of rainfall and thunderstorms each day and temperatures reaching up to 87°F.

Governor Bill Lee announced the new class of the Tennessee Governor's Management Fellowship, a program designed to immerse recent graduates in high-level state government operations.

A multi-vehicle crash with non-life-threatening injuries closed Trenton Road in Clarksville near Spring Creek Bridge, causing traffic delays until it reopened later that evening.

Shaquille O'Neal's Big Chicken restaurant is set to open in Nashville as part of an expansion in Tennessee, with plans for additional locations across the state.

Congressman Andy Ogles admitted to falsely claiming a $320,000 loan to his campaign, with true amount being $20,000.