An 86-year-old man, Garland Mazzei from Clarksville, is missing. Authorities issued a Silver Alert for him as a medical condition may impede his return home.

A fire broke out in a Hendersonville apartment complex, prompting evacuations and a swift response by emergency crews, averting a larger disaster. Two units were damaged, and the cause is under investigation.

Detective Doug Kimbro of Dickson County is on unpaid leave after his DUI arrest and charges including reckless driving and possession of a handgun while under the influence.

A fire in a Hendersonville apartment complex displaced two families but caused no injuries, with firefighters extinguishing it in 27 minutes. Support is provided to the affected families.

A dump truck rollover scattered boulders on Windrow Road, causing road closures and cleanup by local authorities with no immediate injury or cause details.

The Franklin Police Department is searching for missing 75-year-old Anna Elizabeth Ridley and asks for public assistance. She was last seen in Franklin on March 21.

Nashville's Health Department has released a public notice for comments on a new air pollution source construction/operating permit application until April 20, 2025.

Country music artist Luke Combs received a star on the Music City Walk of Fame in a ceremony in downtown Nashville, highlighting his success and impact in the genre.

Donshay Falls, 48, was arrested for a January homicide in Nashville following a reported confrontation where he allegedly shot Jonathan Keith, 29, with Keith's gun, and tried to clean the scene. Witnesses identified Falls as the shooter.

A dump truck rollover on Windrow Road in Rutherford County scatters boulders, leading to road closure and cleanup operations, with no injuries reported.

Three individuals with gang ties were arrested for auto burglaries in Putnam County after a multi-agency investigation led to their capture and recovery of stolen vehicles. They face burglary and theft charges.

Residents sue Belle Meade over sidewalk plans, citing concerns for green space and safety, while the city cites pedestrian safety and has no immediate construction plans.

A Wilson County man, Benjamin Richard Knihtila, pleaded guilty to tax evasion and received probation and a fine after a Department of Revenue investigation.