Nashville police seek a red Jeep involved in a hit-and-run on 8th Avenue, leaving victim Josh T. Taylor critically injured; public assistance is requested.

Construction on I-75 in Hamilton County might cause delays from Feb 24 to Mar 4, 2025, due to bridge work at Hamilton Place Blvd, involving nighttime lane closures and a ramp shutdown.

A winter storm in Clarksville led to difficult road conditions, causing over 100 vehicle incidents, with police responding to multiple crashes and assisting motorists. Residents are urged to restrict travel.

Nashville detectives seek three suspects for stealing $7,615 worth of goods from Lowe's and Home Depot, using a white Dodge Ram truck. Public assistance is requested.

Governor Bill Lee has closed state offices in West and Middle Tennessee due to a winter storm, with TEMA coordinating readiness and TDOT treating roads.

Two individuals with existing warrants were arrested after being stopped for speeding at 95 mph with a child in the car; they resisted arrest and incurred additional charges.

Residents were evacuated from a nursing home in Red Boiling Springs due to rising waters, with no injuries reported and thanks given to agencies for a successful operation.

An NES employee, Matthew Phelps, was charged with felony vandalism after being asked to leave a bar and subsequently cutting its power, causing damage. NES is investigating the incident.

La Vergne starts a new apprenticeship for youth to become certified firefighters and paramedics through a collaboration with a local high school and community college.

The Justice Department charged eight Venezuelans with running a sex trafficking enterprise in Nashville, using motels for illicit activities involving coercion and control.

Nashville anticipates heavy rainfall and possible flooding; the National Weather Service issues warnings for the weekend, with rivers such as the Cumberland possibly reaching high levels.

A multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 24 near Murfreesboro caused lane closures and traffic delays. The scene was cleared and lanes reopened after several hours.

Murfreesboro police investigate 39 vehicle break-ins near hotels and an apartment complex, including theft of personal items and five firearms. Suspects in dark attire remain unidentified.