I-24 in Joelton, Tennessee, has been reopened after a fatal crash involving a swaying trailer left one driver dead, several dogs deceased, and a passenger hospitalized.

Air National Guardsman Josiah Ernesto Garcia pleads guilty to federal murder-for-hire charges after contacting an undercover FBI agent to arrange a murder.

Davidson County authorities are investigating two fatal crashes, one on I-24 involving a swaying trailer leading to one death and four dogs, and another on Hicks Road with at least one casualty.

A mother's investigation led to her son-in-law confessing to killing her daughter, originally ruled a suicide, now facing charges of reckless homicide and more.

Firefighters in Maury County quickly controlled a cornfield fire caused by a flaming combine harvester, preventing widespread damage and no injuries reported.

A 37-year-old man died in a machinery accident while operating landscaping equipment in Franklin, as per Franklin Police. The incident is under investigation by TOSHA.

A 12-year-old in Murfreesboro faces charges for hitting a student with a sharpened toothbrush; no injury occurred. The student was expelled under the school's zero-tolerance policy.

Three men arrested in Nashville for trafficking a 13-year-old Kentucky girl, with one more sought for questioning.

A Columbia resident pleaded guilty to tax evasion and was sentenced to two years probation and fined $2,512 after fraudulently registering a vehicle. The case highlights the Department of Revenue's focus on tax law enforcement.

Justin Henderson, 33, ex-teachers aid at Genesis Academy in Nashville, is charged with multiple sexual offenses involving minors after inappropriate video calls with two 16-year-old boys.

A 74-year-old man drowned during a fishing tournament on Normandy Lake. Despite wearing a life jacket, William Henry was found unresponsive and was pronounced dead, marking the 19th boating-related death in Tennessee in 2024.

Three Hispanic men were killed in a Nashville shooting, with an additional person injured. Police are seeking a woman who fled the scene and individuals seen leaving the area.

Clarksville secured a $8M federal grant to enhance safety on four key streets, focusing on reducing traffic fatalities and injuries. The grant is part of the U.S. DOT's SS4A project, and Mayor Joe Pitts praised the efforts leading to this funding.