Retired Metro Nashville Public Schools employees found thousands in fraudulent Medicare charges on their EOBs. MNPS cut ties with HealthSpring as federal anti‑fraud measures ramp up.

Hickman County deputies are searching for Nicholas Ledford and David Roberts, wanted on attempted-homicide warrants. They were last seen in a maroon Dodge in Hidden Valley.

TWRA is investigating after a man was found dead near an unmanned bass boat at Straight Creek on Norris Lake. Officials have released few details as the probe continues.

A fatal crash at West Trinity Lane and Scruggs Lane left one person dead and closed the intersection in West Nashville’s Trinity Hills neighborhood.

A Hendersonville man identified as Keith Barcus was arrested Monday after police found him near a daycare playground. He faces a charge for allegedly violating Tennessee's sex-offender registry.

Portland police arrested a man after an ALPR hit; officers say he faces seven warrants for sexual exploitation of a minor. He was lodged at Sumner County Jail pending transfer.

The Tennessee Supreme Court has permanently disbarred Brentwood attorney Connie Reguli, citing harassment of a juvenile judge and helping a client evade police in 2018.

A man was arrested after allegedly brandishing a knife and threatening people outside the Wild Beaver Saloon in downtown Nashville.

A Metro Police helicopter tracked two suspected street racers through Antioch Monday, ending in a crash and two arrests; booking records show felony counts and an ICE detainer.

A Nashville pursuit ended on Bell Road with a crash and the seizure of a Glock fitted with a conversion device. The driver faces multiple felony charges.

A 19-year-old was shot at a Hopkinsville house party early Sunday and airlifted to a Nashville hospital. Detectives say three vehicles were struck and witnesses are being interviewed.

Police say a Nashville man shot his grandmother’s dog and fired at their apartment window; he was arrested and faces assault, vandalism and animal‑cruelty charges.

A Prairie Village fifth‑grader, Annie Koester, died after a July 15 crash while her family drove to a Nashville soccer tournament. Local clubs and a GoFundMe have sprung up in the wake of the tragedy.