Several passengers at Nashville International Airport were denied boarding on Southwest Airlines flights during the holidays because their pet carriers didn't meet airline policies.

Eddie Martinez has been charged with false imprisonment and other offenses after a vehicle theft and pursuit that ended with his arrest in Mt. Juliet.

I-24 West in Clarksville reopened following a two-vehicle rollover crash near mile marker eight, with no injuries reported and traffic diverted at Exit 11. The road cleared later the same evening.

Raymond L. Turner was charged with sexual exploitation of a minor after Google flagged his account for illegal activity.

The National Weather Service forecasts a chilly day in Nashville with increasing clouds, a high of 41 degrees, and strong winds. Clearing is expected over the weekend with warmer temperatures next week.

The Nashville Police Department arrested their 1000th suspect in a vehicle theft initiative, recovering a stolen truck and firearm, with the suspect facing multiple charges.

Nashville International Airport launched a new high-speed Wi-Fi system for travelers, offering improved connectivity up to 100 MBPS, with simplified access via a short survey.

A former church childcare director, Stephany Peugeot, was indicted on charges of embezzling over $200,000 from the Southminster Presbyterian Church’s Childcare Center.

A bus carrying children collided with a cattle-hauling tractor-trailer in Trousdale County, TN, causing injuries and a road closure.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation arrested ten people in "Operation Autumn Shield," targeting child exploitation and sextortion, with 19 victims identified.

Murfreesboro police seek three men who threatened a couple with a knife at a Walmart. The confrontation occurred on December 3 and escalated inside the store. Authorities have released surveillance images and are asking for public assistance.

The TWRA warns of increased HPAI cases in bird populations, advising hunters and residents to take precautions to prevent the spread and protect domestic fowl.

The Hendersonville Police Department charged six local businesses for illegally selling alcohol and tobacco to minors during a December compliance sweep.