Tennessee DA Chris Stanford faces charges for reckless endangerment after firing shots during the arrest of triple homicide suspects, endangering a family.

Nashville detectives are investigating the fatal shooting of Jerome Gordon on December 15th near Harrington Avenue, asking the public for information.

Cookeville cancels its Christmas parade due to bad weather, prioritizing public safety despite community disappointment.

A high-speed crash in Lebanon believed to be caused by speed and alcohol resulted in injuries, property damage, and an ongoing investigation by the police.

A Texas man, Philip Taylor Sobash, has been charged with child sexual exploitation offenses, stemming from his alleged interaction with a minor met on a dating website. He's accused of obtaining and distributing sexually explicit material of minors.

U.S. Marshals captured fugitive Sherrick Vaughn in Middle Tennessee; he faces multiple charges including aggravated child abuse.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of showers in Nashville, with high chances of rain and gusty winds affecting the area, leading to potentially soggy and chilly conditions.

Dwayne Tucker is appointed interim president of Tennessee State University following Ronald Johnson's resignation, taking on challenges in a period of financial strain and leadership instability.

Nearly 100 Christmas trees were stolen from a Boy Scout troop in Murfreesboro, impacting their primary fundraising event and resulting in a $12,000 loss.

A traffic stop for a registration issue in Mt. Juliet led to a DUI arrest, drug and weapon charges for a 21-year-old driver during the holiday safety operation.

A suspect is wanted for an armed robbery and assault at a Sonic restaurant in Williamson County, with the manager being attacked and later released. Authorities seek information and have released suspect images.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions has set a new effective maximum interest rate at 11.75%, to remain until the prime loan rate changes.

Nashville's Diesel Performance Parts Inc. is fined $320,000 for selling emissions defeat devices, which violates the Clean Air Act. The settlement requires DPPI to inform customers and remove promotional materials.