Tyler Watson from Murfreesboro was indicted for vehicular homicide and multiple assault charges related to a deadly crash last July, caused by phone distraction.

A man was critically injured in an early morning shooting at a Madison hotel following an altercation; the suspect, Kenneth Blair, faces multiple charges.

Tennessee declares a State of Emergency in anticipation of severe weather, including tornadoes and flooding, mobilizing resources and seeking federal assistance. Residents are advised to stay alert and prepare for emergency situations.

A dozen teenagers were arrested for felony vandalism and criminal trespassing after hosting an unauthorized party in a vacant Nashville home, causing $16,000 in damages.

The Nashville Police closed the case on The Covenant School shooting after a two-year investigation confirmed that the lone shooter, Audrey Hale, sought notoriety and acted alone without any accomplices.

Nashville Police seek help to identify a gunman who fatally shot 24-year-old Cameron Dorsey at a Mapco gas station, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Three individuals plead guilty to defrauding an auto auction house of over $2 million, facing up to 30 years in prison for wire fraud and money laundering.

Two Nashville middle school students were arrested for making separate threats of violence at their schools; both face charges despite no weapons being found.

Nashville Police urge residents to lock cars and secure valuables due to a rise in guns stolen from vehicles, highlighting the link between these thefts and violent crimes.

A mother and son died in a car crash in Nashville when their vehicle hit a utility pole; toxicology tests are pending to determine if impairment was a factor.

Tennessee authorities have issued an Endangered Child Alert for 2-year-old Harleigh Stover who is missing from Murfreesboro and may be with her non-custodial father, Brandon Stover.

The TBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Bedford County where deputies shot a man brandishing a knife and apparent handgun; the man is stable, no deputies were injured.

Police in Shelbyville arrested William Kress after a burglary call led to the discovery of drugs, weapons, and paraphernalia; Kress faces multiple charges.