A Nashville man was arrested on I-40 by Mt. Juliet Police for multiple warrants after a traffic stop for window tint; Florida declined extradition on one charge.

One soldier died and another was injured in a helicopter training mishap on Wednesday evening at Fort Campbell military base. An investigation is underway.

A truck-bicycle collision in Clarksville led to the cyclist being airlifted to a Nashville hospital. Traffic was disrupted but later cleared, and the cyclist's injuries are reportedly non-life-threatening.

Tony Wray is charged with criminal homicide for fatally shooting Charqwan Howse during a dispute outside his apartment, according to Nashville Police.

The Clarksville Police are investigating two burglaries at the iStorage facility and are seeking public help, with suspects seen in a gray Nissan Sentra with a handicap placard.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a Dodge Caravan on Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville, with police investigations ongoing and no signs of driver impairment found.

A fire at Nashville's Downtown Public Library Parking Garage caused structure damage; no injuries reported. The NDOT and engineers are assessing, and Mayor O’Connell thanked firefighters. Alternative parking and library services are provided.

Clarksville Police seek suspects in multiple vehicle burglaries, involving stolen firearm and valuables, urging public assistance and reinforcing vehicle security measures.

A Beechcraft Bonanza A36 crashed in Murfreesboro; three were hospitalized and are stable. The incident, near MTSU, is under investigation. No school connection is confirmed.

Dorothy Dobbins, 77, was fatally struck by a vehicle in a Nashville crosswalk; the driver, Conner Smith, 24, failed to yield. No charges filed; police investigating.

TBI agents investigate a fatal officer-involved shooting in Cookeville while serving a domestic assault warrant on Dawson McCracken, who was armed and later died in hospital.

Three auto theft and burglary suspects were arrested after a chase involving a helicopter and ground units in Nashville, with a stolen wallet and handgun recovered.

Sgt. Aaron Cox of the 101st Airborne died in a vehicle accident during training in Hungary. The incident is under investigation, and his commendations and military achievements were highlighted.