A black dog in Wilson County was found injured with bullet fragments in its leg; 23-year-old Cory Evans was charged with aggravated animal cruelty. The dog is recovering.

Smithville mourns Dustin McLeod, 41, who died in a two-vehicle collision; a misidentification error by police is under review. The crash occurred when a Nissan Titan swerved into a Jeep, critically injuring both drivers.

Antwane Crenshaw was arrested by Nashville Police in connection with a December fatal shooting of LaJames Shannon over a dispute. He was held on a $250,000 bond.

Lebanon Police arrested a man for a registration violation, finding he had a suspended license, was wanted in Pennsylvania, and was in possession of suspected fentanyl.

Chief John Drake of Nashville's police announced the promotion of 33 officers, including five new lieutenants and 28 sergeants, to fill supervisory roles and strengthen leadership.

The La Vergne Fire Rescue Department's C-Shift unit has been enhancing their firefighting skills through "can training" at the new training center, which may help lower insurance premiums and improve safety.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office seeks public help via social media to find Donald Hackney, wanted for meth-related charges, asking for tips at 615-444-1412 ext 3.

A woman hit a law enforcement officer with her car and bit another during the Clarksville Half Marathon while attempting to flee after disobeying traffic directions.

A head-on crash on Highway 41 in Robertson County resulted in a woman's death and a 12-year-old girl critically injured.

Tennessee's Department of Finance and Administration will hold Public Budget Hearings for FY 2027. Governor Bill Lee will lead the hearings which will be live-streamed for public viewing.

Nashville police report a spike in guns stolen from vehicles, making up 77% of all firearm thefts in the city. They urge residents to secure their belongings.

TDOT reopens the comment period for the I-24 Choice Lanes project until November 19, 2025, inviting further public input after sustained community interest.

Evolv weapon detection systems in Nashville schools detected five guns, including one at James Lawson High School, where a teenager was found with a stolen gun.