Nicholas Callahan was charged with arson for setting fire to a market with people inside in Grundy County, Tennessee.

The Franklin Police Department is hosting a Coffee with a Cop event on Monday, offering a relaxed opportunity for community members to meet officers, share concerns, and learn about their daily work.

The TBI's raid on Butler Snow Law Firm, investigating a whistleblower complaint against MNPD, raises concerns for the CRB seeking transparency and independence in the investigation.

A suspect, Miguel Cruz-Lopez, was arrested for the April 2024 murder of Francisco Almazan-Rojas in South Nashville. Cruz-Lopez admitted to the shooting and stealing the victim's belongings.

Convicted felon Isaiah Newsom was arrested in Nashville for pointing an AR-15 style rifle at an undercover detective and other charges including firearm theft and evading arrest.

Honduran man Carlos Alberto Diaz-Chavez faces firearm and drug charges in Tennessee after his arrest. He illegally possessed guns, including a machinegun, and intended to distribute methamphetamine.

Two men died in a three-vehicle crash in Tennessee involving a Chevrolet Malibu, GMC Sierra, and a dump truck.

Dshon Stewart, previously convicted of robbery, is arrested for recent Nashville bank heists; found items include a gun, drugs, and cash. He faces multiple charges with an $80,000 bond.

A 13-year-old girl from Nashville Prep School was arrested for making false shooting reports, triggering a large police response. She faces charges for the hoax which caused community distress. Her motives are unknown.

Nashville police arrested Christopher Kee, a convicted felon, after finding drugs and a stolen gun in his vehicle during a traffic stop. Kee faces multiple charges including theft and drug possession.

Police investigate a Franklin shooting; D'marucs Lee claims self-defense after shooting Jeremy Scruggs in the leg during an altercation. No charges yet as investigation continues.

Nashville police report a rise in guns stolen from unsecured vehicles, with 76% of stolen firearms in 2025 taken from cars. Despite efforts and arrests, the trend continues.

A collision on Tylertown Road in Clarksville caused injuries and a road closure between Samantha Lane and Roscommon Way, but the road has since reopened.