A joint traffic safety operation in Nashville involving the THP, ICE, and HSI led to about 150 stops, arrests for lack of ID/licenses, and advocacy groups protesting alleged racial profiling.

A blood trail led Lebanon Police to arrest a burglary suspect with a fresh hand cut and evidence including a ski mask and bloodied door handle. He faces charges of criminal attempt, vandalism, and underage consumption.

Clarksville firefighters rescued six dogs and homeowners from a house fire, with one dog needing oxygen treatment. No human injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Walter Rivera Morel, 44, arrested on trespassing charges, faces multiple counts, including attempted homicide, after confessing to a December arson involving a family and other violent events. His bond is set at $752,000.

Police found a body inside a Hummer at a Murfreesboro tow yard; the death is under investigation, with an autopsy pending to determine cause and time of death.

Nashville police are seeking a man linked to a shoplifting incident and recent gunfire at a Walmart. The suspect, with prior convictions, is also wanted for past theft and evaded capture.

Suspect Nathaniel Williams apprehended after committing armed robbery and fleeing into Stones River, Nashville.

A multi-vehicle crash closed I-24 west in Cheatham County early Friday morning, causing traffic disruptions and diversions. No immediate injury reports were available.

The Sports Wagering Council issued a cease and desist to Lowvig for operating without a license in Tennessee and expects it to let users withdraw funds by May 29.

An 18-year-old woman was shot in Cedar Hill Park, Nashville; suspect Emmanuel Orr engaged police, was arrested with no officers injured. She is expected to survive.

A school bus collision occurred at Calumet Trace and South Church Street; no injuries reported, with students released to parents. MFRD advises of heavy traffic impact.

Three teenagers were arrested in Nashville for a spree of carjackings and are facing charges in Juvenile Court. The suspects, aged 15 to 16, were caught following police interventions involving a helicopter, spike strips, and a foot chase.

A 17-year-old named Kingston Rice was arrested for a shooting and an aggravated robbery after being identified through a phone left at the crime scene and admitting to his role in a separate robbery.