Scammers in Nashville are using caller ID spoofing to pose as law enforcement and demand money for fake fines or warrants, prompting a community alert.

The Maury County Fire Department dealt with old dynamite, calling in bomb experts to safely mitigate the explosives. They emphasized the dangers of such materials and urged public caution.

The Mt. Juliet Police used license plate readers to locate a stolen Ford Mustang and arrest two men. The suspects were taken into custody at a gas station with assistance from Metro-Nashville Police.

A man was shot dead while driving on I-24 near Waldron Road; his identity is undisclosed. The incident happened at 7:51 a.m., and authorities are seeking witnesses to contact Detective Burnett. An active investigation is underway.

A former Johnson City police officer has been indicted after a TBI investigation. The charges remain unspecified and the TBI has announced the development on Facebook.

TBI's first ESD canine, Zeus, retires after five years of detecting electronic storage devices, aiding in crime fighting and providing comfort to colleagues.

Tennessee's annual sales tax holiday is happening from July 25-27, allowing savings on certain items like clothing and computers for back-to-school season.

The Nashville National Weather Service forecasts a week of sunny to stormy weather, with high temperatures and varying chances of rain and thunderstorms.

Joe Pitts is re-elected as Chairman of the Greater Nashville Regional Council, with the council also re-electing other board officers. GNRC's budget aims to bolster local services and infrastructural projects.

Officer Marty Carson is named the new Public Affairs Officer for the Franklin Police Department, praised for his extensive community engagement and policing experience.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell is addressing Nashville's food deserts by urging community collaboration and innovative solutions to improve access to affordable, nutritious food.

Nine arrested in Murfreesboro for drive-by shootings that injured an 11-year-old. Ware faces attempted murder charges; Blackmun is charged with facilitation.

Judge Mike Spitzer of the 32nd Judicial District Circuit Court retires, leaving a dedicated legacy and plans to continue contributing to family well-being.