A Unionville man, Curtis Colten Edwards, was arrested on homicide charges after his mother was found dead at their home. The investigation suggested foul play. Details on evidence and cause of death are not disclosed.

McKenzie McClure was convicted of cyberstalking, issuing threats that impacted a Nashville school and church. His online threats led to a school closure and he faces a maximum of five years in prison.

Clarksville officials are seeking volunteers to help assess flood damage on March 5 by canvassing neighborhoods, with emphasis on teamwork and community support for the recovery efforts.

A Brentwood man, Alexander Thompson, is charged with federal crimes for threatening to bomb a Nashville courthouse; claims of wanting to overthrow the government and experiencing "nightly torture" were cited in an email.

Myles Owens V, a fugitive, died by suspected suicide, while Kenneth Strickland Jr. was arrested at the scene for identity theft and motor vehicle theft.

A man was killed while riding an electric scooter in South Nashville after being hit by a dark Toyota Tacoma truck, which fled the scene. Police are seeking public assistance.

Two individuals, Brantley White and Korin Moffett, were arrested in Hendersonville, TN for attempting to use multiple declined credit cards to purchase gift cards. They face charges including money laundering and identity theft trafficking.

Residents are urged to avoid outdoor burning as fire departments tackle a large wildfire in White County's Cashdollar Cove, with multiple units and forestry assistance involved.

Up to $10,000 reward offered for information on the murder of Joshua Burns, who was not the intended victim of a drive-by shooting at a Halloween event.

Putnam County Sheriff's Office searches for suspects in vehicle burglaries and a car theft, urging residents to lock vehicles and report suspicious activity.

A majority of guns stolen in Nashville this year were taken from vehicles, raising public safety concerns and resulting in a police initiative that led to arrests and recovered firearms.

Unauthorized house parties in Tennessee left two teens injured, properties damaged, and homeowners facing repairs. Local authorities urge parental vigilance.

Tennessee has issued burn restrictions due to high wildfire risk; debris burning and prescribed fires are on hold, with officials urging compliance to prevent wildfires.