Russell Childs, 55, from Murfreesboro, safely returned after a Silver Alert was issued due to his disappearance and medical condition. Details of his brief absence are undisclosed.

A pickup truck was recovered from the Cumberland River in Nashville, with an ongoing investigation as no one was found inside after a person was seen swimming away.

Berry Hill Police reported a failed shoplifting apprehension at Walgreens, with the suspect, Laquita Goodner, evading police but later surrendering. She is charged with shoplifting, license offenses, and felony evasion.

Meharry Medical College is investigating racist graffiti found on their campus, amidst a pattern of threats targeting HBCUs across the U.S. Nashville Mayor condemns the act, calling for accountability and increased security.

Brandon Long, 19, was arrested for the 2023 murder of Jonathan Seda after surrendering to Nashville police and admitting his involvement in the crime.

An Alabama teen, Brandon Long, was arrested for a 2023 Nashville murder linked to a drug deal gone wrong; he turned himself in and admitted to the shooting.

Clarksville's Mayor Joe Pitts urges remembrance for victims of a 2011 Carbon Monoxide poisoning incident, highlighting the importance of CO safety and awareness on the anniversary.

Nashville's Central Business Improvement District expansion leads to an impending .50% fee increase on certain sales, affecting local businesses' costs.

Clarksville Police found three dead in a home; no threat to the public, with the case under active investigation.

A man was arrested for an August shooting in Nashville; he had a loaded gun and drugs in his vehicle at the time of arrest. He faces multiple charges, with a $615,000 bond.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and President Trump created the Memphis Safe Task Force to tackle Memphis's violent crime, involving state, federal agencies, and the Tennessee National Guard.

A fire at the Tobacco Brew & Chew in La Vergne caused heavy smoke damage, leading to evacuations and a temporary road closure. Firefighters had the blaze under control in 10 minutes.

Hemorrhagic disease has affected white-tailed deer in eight Tennessee counties, with no human infection risk but significant impacts on deer populations.