An Easter celebration in Gallatin turned violent with a shooting that injured two. Two suspects, including one with gang ties, were arrested, and narcotics were found at the scene.

A car and motorcycle crash on Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway in Clarksville caused traffic delays and lane closures; the injured motorcyclist was airlifted to a hospital.

Murfreesboro Police seek two suspects for stealing equipment from Lowe's, using bolt cutters and a trailer to take a lawn mower and minibike worth $7,900.

The Nashville community is urged to assist in an ongoing investigation into a fatal crash that killed Kirk and Kathy Granfors of Florida. Police are seeking any photos or videos from witnesses to help bring justice and closure to the families affected.

La Vergne Police arrested a DUI suspect near City Hall whose vehicle had flashing hazards and a shattered rear window. The initially unresponsive driver was hospitalized.

The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department extinguished a bedroom fire at a home on Britannia Way; no injuries reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Stewart County Deputy Johnny Law saved a man's life from a severe arterial bleed after a house fire by applying a tourniquet, with his actions being pivotal according to hospital staff.

Nashville police seek public evidence regarding a fatal crash involving a stolen Jeep and a taxi, where two passengers died and the Jeep's driver was arrested.

A fatal car crash in Nashville claimed the life of Kimberly Odell and injured both drivers, who were not wearing seat belts. Toxicology tests are pending for the Mercury's driver.

Memphis man Sherman Guy was arrested in Nashville for cell phone thefts, using stolen devices to transfer funds and make purchases. Previously arrested for similar crimes, his bond is set at $80,000.

Candido Raul Rubio-Perez was arrested in Nashville for the murder of his estranged wife, Niurka Alfonso-Acevedo.

Suspect in Cassidy Jackson's murder, Robert E. Smith Jr., dies by suicide after a shootout with Georgia law enforcement.

Two students at Smyrna Middle School caused a fire, leading to an evacuation. No injuries were reported, and the students will face disciplinary actions.