A domestic violence suspect died by suicide as police tried to serve him with warrants. The victim, mother of his children, had reported severe injuries. The suspect, Kevin Wells, was wanted for multiple charges. His children were found unharmed.

Fire at Axis Apartments in South Nashville prompts evacuation and response from fire department; no injuries reported but cause of fire is under investigation.

The Gail Anderson Cañizares Innocence Clinic at Vanderbilt Law, funded by a $6.8 million donation, will help wrongfully convicted individuals in Tennessee.

Tennessee's unemployment rate remains steady at 3.7% in January 2025, despite nationwide trends and job losses in certain sectors; efforts to improve adult education are noted.

A collision between an 18-wheeler and a dump truck in Murfreesboro caused traffic delays and a fuel leak, which was contained by firefighters. Lanes on S. Church Street have since reopened.

A Unionville man, Curtis Colten Edwards, was arrested on homicide charges after his mother was found dead at their home. The investigation suggested foul play. Details on evidence and cause of death are not disclosed.

Two men were arrested in Nashville for possessing over 51,000 grams of nitrous oxide cans, with bonds set at $22,000 each and charges including illegal nitrous oxide sale and drug possession.

A Lebanon man was arrested for aggravated assault and drug charges after pointing a gun at people; a female accomplice with warrants was also detained.

Police halted a large teen gathering at an unoccupied Mt. Juliet home, resulting in medical aid for some attendees.

Captains Smith and Hathaway of Murfreesboro PD received the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy Award for leadership excellence.

Megan Brittany Raymond was found dead in Clarksville and her husband Dennis Raymond has been charged with her murder. The case remains under investigation.

The MNPD is undergoing a CALEA assessment to maintain its accreditation by reviewing policies and practices to uphold law enforcement excellence standards.

Albert Mustapha was found guilty on all charges in a 2017 Nashville double murder case, involving the deaths of Osmani Munongerwa and Isha Musa. The prosecution team, including ADA Kendall Ponchillia, was commended for their work.