Police in Mt. Juliet, TN, arrested three people involved in theft after an officer noticed a car with a license plate covered by a plastic bag near Academy Sports.

Nashville police launched a homicide investigation after a woman's body, suspected to have died from blunt force trauma, was found covered by a garbage bag on the roadside.

An SUV crashed into a utility pole in Murfreesboro, leaving the driver stable but vehicle propped nearly vertical. Emergency crews safely extracted the driver and redirected traffic.

A man was trapped in a trench collapse at a construction site; Clarksville Fire Rescue responded, conducted a successful rescue, with the man emerging unharmed.

Nashville's weather forecast includes hot days with high humidity, periodic thunderstorms, and a heat index reaching up to 110 degrees in the coming days.

Police caught felon Demarius Fite in a stolen truck after a chase; a sawed-off shotgun was found inside. He faces multiple charges and a $76,000 bond.

Jeremiah Brown, 18, was fatally shot in a Starbucks parking lot in Nashville; police are investigating, seeking surveillance footage and information from the public.

An off-duty deputy from Coffee County was arrested for assault, public intoxication, and resisting arrest, leading to his termination. The Sheriff emphasized the importance of accountability and public trust.

Tennessee receives over $22 million in grants for parks and recreation from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to enhance outdoor spaces across 31 communities.

LaGuardo Elementary School in Wilson County is set to open with a temporary pump-and-haul wastewater system due to permit issues, raising community concerns about traffic and environmental impacts.

Ex-Army Sergeant Andrew J. Garasich was sentenced to 12 years' federal prison for severely neglecting his infant, who suffered burns and a skull fracture.

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.