Mt. Juliet Police intensify their search for a missing 11-year-old girl last seen on her home's doorbell camera. She has blonde hair and was wearing a pink sweater.

12-year-old Wen Ru Larsen was safely located in Williamson County, following an Endangered Child Alert issued by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.

Former nurse Elizabeth Rainwater was indicted for practicing nursing without a license and stealing controlled substances from a Franklin nursing home.

Police investigating shoplifting at a Walmart in Lebanon caught a woman with suspected methamphetamine, leading to her arrest and multiple charges, including trespass.

Williamson County Fire/Rescue dealt with a tractor-induced brush fire and a lightning-struck home in one evening, effectively managing both incidents without major damage.

An SUV with a fake tag led to a traffic stop and search by Mt. Juliet Police, revealing over $4,000 in stolen clothing and burglary tools; the Nashville driver faces multiple charges.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced that Dr. Charlie Hatcher is retiring as Agriculture Commissioner and will be succeeded by current Deputy Commissioner Andy Holt on October 1, 2025.

Police responded to a single-car crash and found the vehicle abandoned, leading to the discovery of drugs and later detaining the naked driver, who is a convicted felon.

The La Vergne Fire Rescue Department introduced the Lion Intelligent Training System for realistic, eco-friendly fire extinguisher training, providing various emergency scenarios for community safety education.

Two men were arrested in Cookeville, TN, for felony charges related to possessing and distributing Child Sexual Abuse Material following separate investigations by local authorities.

The article reports on a rising number of guns stolen from vehicles in Nashville, with 74% of the 865 firearms reported stolen in 2025 taken from cars, urging the public to secure their vehicles better.

Tennessee authorities are searching for missing 1-year-old Ashton Franklin and his mother, issuing an Endangered Child Alert.

Burgess Falls State Park is building a new visitor center, closing the upper parking lot. Alternative paid parking is available, and the park's capacity will increase from 87 to 159 spaces once completed.