Crossville, Tennessee schools had a soft lockdown due to a bomb threat at a nearby Dollar General. No explosive devices were found, and no injuries occurred. The threat was deemed not credible.

Nashville sees a surge in guns stolen from vehicles, with 601 reported thefts this year, a rise from last year's 557 during the same period. The police urge secure storage as most thefts involve unattended cars.

Slight chance of midweek showers and thunderstorms in Nashville with highs in the mid-90s and mostly sunny conditions. Lower humidity expected next week.

Police seek 21-year-old Ka'Bari Jaquez Carr for an aggravated assault where he allegedly shot at a moving vehicle; the female driver was unharmed. The public is warned Carr is potentially armed and dangerous.

A Nashville man was arrested for raping an unconscious woman outside a church; the crime was witnessed by firefighters, who detained him. The victim was pronounced dead later.

Officer Julius Gallon retires after 30 years, leaving a legacy of trust and respect as a School Resource Officer at Pearl Cohn High School, lauded by students, staff, and the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department.

U.S. Marshals in Birmingham arrested Christian Ibe, the suspect in the murder of Marcus Caruthers outside a Nashville gas station, following a police manhunt.

Clarksville police are investigating vehicle burglaries in Eagles Bluff Subdivision and seek help identifying a suspect caught on surveillance footage.

An 86-year-old Hendersonville man, Danny Woods, was found safe after being reported missing, with police and TBI's efforts and community support highlighted.

A wreck closed the S. Hartman Dr. on-ramp to I-40 WB in Lebanon, causing traffic delays and rerouting. Details were sparse, but cleanup efforts were underway.

Two suspects initiated a shootout at a Nashville vape shop, injuring an employee who is expected to recover. The suspects, who fled in a gray sedan, are being sought by police.

A crash on Nonaville Road in Wilson County caused indefinite closure and delays, with travelers advised to seek alternative routes; the road later reopened.

Lebanon Police are searching for missing man Spencer Blevins, last seen on August 7, and urge the public to assist by calling 615-444-2323 with any information.