A street racer, Frank Reyes-Borrayo, was arrested after evading police twice, facing multiple charges including reckless endangerment and unlawful firearm possession.

Frank Traughber, a 31-year-old from Goodlettsville with mental illness, was found safe after being reported missing.

Gov. Bill Lee appointed Steven W. Sword and Valerie L. Smith to Tennessee's Court of Criminal Appeals and Court of Appeals, pending Tennessee General Assembly confirmation.

Nashville Police pursued and arrested two men after a car chase; drugs and a firearm were found in their crashed Cadillac, which had misled license plates.

Nashville's weather will be changeable with temperatures in the low-50s, shifting to colder nights and a mix of sunny and cloudy days, and a possibility of showers and high winds later in the week.

Nashville's forecast includes a sunny today with a high of 67°F, clear nights, and gusty winds. The weekend remains sunny with mid-50s highs. Showers are possible next week with highs around 60°F.

Historian Lina Britto will lecture on Colombia's drug wars at MTSU as part of the Strickland Distinguished Scholars Series.

Nashville police arrested one suspect in a January bank robbery, while the search continues for his accomplice.

Tennessee's Supreme Court ruled that vanity license plates, including one revoked after 10 years, are government speech and not protected by the First Amendment.

Mt. Juliet Police engaged in a manhunt for a suspect who fled a traffic stop; he was described as a 23-year-old white male from Erwin and was later caught. The suspect was wanted for aggravated assault in Washington County.

Nashville police arrested James Josey III, a registered sex offender, for recording a minor in a restroom, marking another offense in his criminal history of similar transgressions. He was quickly released on bond.

Researchers at East Tennessee State University found fossilized remains of a giant flying squirrel at the Gray Fossil Site, an unexpected discovery linking prehistoric ecosystems in North America and Eurasia.

Tennessee is distributing $10.7 million for rural healthcare workforce development, aiding training and apprenticeships in 91 counties starting July 1, 2025.