The Maury County Fire Department reported a barn fire on Campbell Station Rd, with units responding to contain the blaze. No injuries are reported, but smoke is expected to linger from the burning hay.

Nashville police used GPS tracking to recover stolen items, including ten guns, following an auto burglary, leading to the arrest of two men facing serious charges.

Two four-year-old children died in a Hermitage, Tennessee house fire; their mother and another child are stable after escaping and receiving treatment for smoke inhalation.

Dover Road in Clarksville is closed following a vehicle-motorcycle crash resulting in injuries, causing significant delays. The accident is under investigation.

Murfreesboro Police shut down an illegal casino operation, arresting two individuals after a two-month investigation prompted by community complaints.

A man, Tyquan Jackson, died following a shooting incident on an I-40 ramp in Nashville, after pursuing individuals who broke into his car. Police seek information and offer a reward.

A pedestrian in Nashville, Rustin Needer, was killed after being hit by a car on Gallatin Pike S. He was walking home after his vehicle broke down. The driver cooperated with the police, and the investigation is ongoing.

Police seek public help in locating a man suspected of unlawfully photographing a minor at a Franklin Target store. The suspect, identified as Kevin Jackson, was captured by store security cameras.

A Tennessee man was arrested in Mt. Juliet using a license plate reader system after being found with a stolen motorcycle. He provided a false name but was identified and found to have active warrants.

Tyquan Jackson was critically wounded in a shooting on I-40 in Nashville during pursuit of car theft suspects.

A pedestrian was killed early Sunday morning after being hit by a car on Gallatin Pike in Madison, Nashville. The victim, Rustin Needer, was walking home due to car trouble.

A body with tattoos was found in the Cumberland River near Nashville's Rock Harbor Marina, with no apparent signs of foul play. Authorities seek to identify the man.

Two suspects wanted for a Nashville vehicular homicide were arrested in Wilson County after a tip about a reckless driver.