An officer in Mt. Juliet stopped a masked individual for speeding and found he had warrants. No crime was at the gas station; he was "just being stupid."

Ex-Army Sergeant Andrew J. Garasich was sentenced to 12 years' federal prison for severely neglecting his infant, who suffered burns and a skull fracture.

Mt. Juliet police arrested a woman for theft and a man for drug possession after a traffic stop for a stop sign violation revealed stolen goods and heroin.

The Columbia Police are searching for a missing 15-year-old named Maleah Pillow, last seen near Timber Trail. They ask for public assistance and caution against public speculation while offering contact methods for tips.

Scammers in Nashville are using caller ID spoofing to pose as law enforcement and demand money for fake fines or warrants, prompting a community alert.

A 71-year-old man was charged with first-degree murder after his wife's shooting death in Byrdstown, TN. The TBI arrested Johnny Foutch. The investigation is ongoing.

The Maury County Fire Department dealt with old dynamite, calling in bomb experts to safely mitigate the explosives. They emphasized the dangers of such materials and urged public caution.

A major crash on Briley Parkway near Nashville's airport led to road closures and significant traffic, with diversions set up and the extent of injuries not disclosed.

Wilson County deputies resolved a seven-hour standoff peacefully; the male suspect was taken into custody after initially barricading himself and releasing others unharmed.

Rutherford County Sheriff's Office seeks dash cam footage for I-24 murder investigation after Noah Taylor was fatally shot, offering a reward for information leading to arrest and prosecution.

The Mt. Juliet Police used license plate readers to locate a stolen Ford Mustang and arrest two men. The suspects were taken into custody at a gas station with assistance from Metro-Nashville Police.

A man was shot dead while driving on I-24 near Waldron Road; his identity is undisclosed. The incident happened at 7:51 a.m., and authorities are seeking witnesses to contact Detective Burnett. An active investigation is underway.

The Lebanon Police Department assured residents that a gas-like odor in the city was due to a glitch in an odorant injection system for natural gas, not a leak, and the issue has been resolved.