Murfreesboro Police ended the search for two women accused of theft at a Target after identifying them. The suspects had concealed items and left without paying on two occasions. No further case details were provided.

Murfreesboro Police are seeking public help via social media to identify a man connected to auto burglaries and other crimes; they request info on the armed suspect at 629-201-5638.

Murfreesboro Police seek help identifying two women who stole tequila from Big Pigs Wine and Spirits on March 28, using a black Nissan driven by an accomplice.

Commissioner Gonzales announced the new maximum interest rate of 8.51% for Tennessee home loans starting May 2025, after changes to the Federal National Mortgage Association's system.

Lebanon Police quickly arrested a suspect after a robbery at Lebanon Family Pharmacy, where the perpetrator had stolen medicine and fled on foot. The 39-year-old male faces multiple charges.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts warns residents of potential evacuations due to flooding and urges those in vulnerable areas to prepare emergency plans, as heavy rains continue.

The THRC recognizes Fair Housing Month, reflecting on the history of housing equality and the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Activities will be held, including a summit on April 29 at the National Civil Rights Museum.

Mike D. Johnson, PNC Regional President, will be the Spring Commencement speaker for Nashville State's 2025 graduates at Lipscomb University on May 13.

Nashville faces flooding concerns with a Flood Watch issued by the NWS due to heavy rain, affecting several counties and prompting advisories for rivers like the Stones and Cumberland.

Tennessee's General Assembly passed two bills expanding child care options and funding for providers, aiming to improve access and quality of care in the state.

Three individuals plead guilty to defrauding an auto auction house of over $2 million, facing up to 30 years in prison for wire fraud and money laundering.

Nashville's Centennial Park will host the free Metro Parks Big Band Dance series every Saturday this summer, starting June 7, complete with free dance lessons and a variety of bands.

Tennessee's new maximum interest rate is set at 11.50%, tied to a prime loan rate of 7.50%, as announced by the state's Department of Financial Institutions.