Mt. Juliet Police used technology to arrest three people involved in crimes including purse theft, drug possession, and other offenses. The operation showcased successful collaboration and technology use.

LaGarrion Blacksmith was extradited to Nashville facing charges including homicide after the shooting death of Chancellor Eddins outside a Nashville lounge in 2023.

The TBI is searching for fugitive Jonathan Ullrich, wanted for Rape of a Child and Incest after severing his ankle monitor and evading capture for over two years.

Lebanon Police are seeking help to find missing 23-year-old Ezra Hines, last seen June 18. He's 6' tall, 200 lbs, with a scar on his arm. Call 615-443-2323 with info.

A review of 1950s-60s Nashville civil rights bombings brings more questions than answers; Detective Roland finds evidence compromised by time and lack's definitive connections to solve the cases.

The MNPD reports a rise in guns stolen from vehicles in Nashville, accounting for 74% of all firearm thefts this year, urging better vehicle security practices.

A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of Tony Gebian Lopez-Infante, wanted for a hit-and-run that seriously injured Zachary Carach.

Franklin authorities seek three suspects for an early morning burglary at Outpost Armory, where two masked individuals stole firearms and fled in a red car.

A Nashville woman wanted for child abuse was arrested in Mt. Juliet after a police officer noticed her vehicle had a license plate linked to outstanding warrants.

Vance R. Dodson was arrested in Clarksville on charges of aggravated kidnapping and assault and taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals and local police.

Nashville police arrested Thaddeus Carmichael for attacking his girlfriend, leading to a high-speed chase and crash; he faces multiple serious charges.

Police arrested 51-year-old felon James Jones Jr. for a violent robbery after being spotted by an officer on patrol. Jones attempted to flee but was detained and found with drugs and a firearm.

Nashville resident Sarah Parsons, 44, died in a single-vehicle crash on Murfreesboro Pike. Her Nissan Xterra veered off the road and hit a utility pole. No impairment signs were found.