Murfreesboro police say a driver fled a South Church Street gas station after a witness saw a possible card skimmer removed; the vehicle stopped near I‑840 as deputies helped.

Metro Nashville police say about 200 people have been hit by a Facebook Marketplace rental‑deposit scam; investigators will explain prevention steps and where to report.

A dispute over a stolen "no ICE" yard sign in Ashland City left a teen with throat injuries and a 37-year-old man charged with aggravated assault.

An 18-year-old was booked after police say DNA and blood found in his car link him to a missing Collegedale man. Authorities say items recovered from the vehicle tied the teen to the probe.

Multiple crews are fighting a house fire in Nolensville's Rolling Hills Drive area. Police warned drivers to avoid the scene.

Hermitage precinct credits arrests and hospitality partnerships after a steep drop in Donelson car break‑ins.

Metro police are searching for a driver after a weekend Midtown hit‑and‑run injured four pedestrians. Authorities are probing a possible road‑rage motive.

An attempted robbery outside the Ford Ice Center in Antioch escalated into gunfire that struck the rink and the nearby Nashville Fire Department headquarters; two men were charged.

A 35-year-old was arrested after video showed two men assaulting a Dollar General employee in East Nashville; police say the suspect faces aggravated robbery and weapons charges.

A Mt. Juliet traffic stop for a tint violation led to the arrest of a 35-year-old Nashville man after officers found packaged marijuana and an AR-style rifle with four children in the car.

Open Arms Care notified clients June 9 that emails containing names, Social Security numbers and medical details may have been accessed. The nonprofit set up a hotline for questions.

Nashville police have named a second suspect in the 2025 Percy Priest Lake double homicide and say he is armed and dangerous.

A suspect was taken into custody after two people were stabbed late Saturday on the 5200 block of Edmondson Pike; both victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries.