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.

Nashville police report a rise in gun thefts from vehicles, urging residents to lock their cars and secure firearms, as 73% of the city's stolen guns in 2023 came from vehicles.

Two convicted felons were arrested in Nashville with 50kg of cocaine and over $250,000 cash by the DEA and TBI. They face distribution conspiracy charges.

Lebanon Police, with Cookeville PD's help, recovered a stolen Honda Element and arrested a 45-year-old suspect at the Raceway on Sparta Pike. The suspect faces several charges, including vehicle theft and DUI.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit by Nashville Boots, upholding Tennessee's regulations on car booting as likely constitutional. The state's Motion Act, which limits booting practices, remains in effect to protect the public interest.

A man was arrested for assaulting a woman on a Murfreesboro trail and faces several charges including kidnapping and sexual battery.

Dejuan Bell from Nashville faces federal charges for possessing firearms as a felon, drug trafficking, and violating probation after a homicide conviction.

A former Paris police officer and his wife were indicted on child abuse charges involving their 3-year-old. They were booked into jail with a $20,000 bond each.

Nashville police are searching for a man who stole a Ronald McDonald House charity box from a local McDonald's, with footage of the theft shared by MNPD Nashville.

An Ashland City doctor, Dr. John R. Manning, received a three-year prison sentence for participating in a health care fraud scheme that cost Medicare nearly $20 million.