The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security received multiple AAMVA awards for public safety excellence, including international recognition for advertising and response to Hurricane Helene.

Police seek help finding missing 51-year-old Linda Flowers, as she has been out of contact with family for over two months; public urged to share any information.

A Brentwood teen died after an electric motorcycle crash in Nashville, with inexperience and high speed being factors, raising local traffic safety concerns.

La Vergne police responded to a distress call, saving an unresponsive infant; officers and EMS worked swiftly, with the event highlighted on the department's Facebook.

One motorcyclist died and another critically injured in a crash involving two motorcycles and a sedan on Nashville's I-24; police cite speeding and possible lane-splitting.

A DEC employee in Nashville was put on leave after a post about Charlie Kirk, sparking an internal probe, with the department affirming commitment to unbiased emergency services.

Tafari McIntosh faces charges including felony assault on a police officer after a series of hit-and-run incidents and a confrontation with an MNPD officer in South Nashville.

Charles Crawford Jr. was arrested after a high-speed chase on I-40 in a stolen Infiniti with drugs and cash; charges include vehicle theft and drug possession.

Nashville introduces Leading Pedestrian Intervals at 108 intersections, improving pedestrian safety and visibility, as announced by the city's Transportation Department.

The Tennessee Agricultural Enhancement Program has expanded to support equine businesses, allowing applications for aid from horse, donkey, and mule enterprises for the first time.

A road accident in Lebanon disabled a safety feature, the school zone flashing sign for Southside Elementary, prompting a police reminder on school zone vigilance.

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.