Two individuals were extradited to Nashville, charged with the second-degree murder of a truck driver. They were arrested in Florida and are held on $150,000 bond each.

Nashville police arrested three men linked to shootings last Saturday, one injured and found with drugs and a weapon. They face various charges, including felony assault and endangerment. Two have been released on bond while one remains jailed.

A Georgia woman was convicted of TennCare fraud for illegally claiming benefits while residing out of state and was sentenced to probation and ordered to pay restitution.

Two people died in a head-on collision caused by a wrong-way driver on I-24 in Cheatham County, leading to westbound lane closures and detours before reopening at 10 a.m.

Nashville police are investigating the death of a man found with head injuries near a riverbank, believed to be the city's first homicide of the year.

Five men face felony charges after a raid on a suspected prostitution ring at a Hobson Pike home, with evidence and arrests reported by Nashville Police.

A fire in a Murfreesboro home resulted in heavy smoke damage and the death of three dogs, despite firefighter rescue efforts.

Hopkinsville police are investigating a theft of a youth football league's equipment trailer, valued at $28,500, and are seeking information on its whereabouts.

A man was arrested in Mt. Juliet for parking violations and found with a stolen gun. Previously, he was convicted but acquitted on appeal for a past shooting.

A Putnam County man was arrested for stealing two trailers, including one from a church, and possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. Both trailers were recovered.

A Tennessee man is charged with the child abuse and neglect leading to his son's death, revealed by an investigation involving TBI and local authorities.

Hendersonville Police Sergeant Steven Wilson was arrested for DUI, speeding at 104 mph, and assaulting a deputy after attempting to disable the officer's body cam.

Joseph Daniels's request for a new trial was denied by the Tennessee Criminal Court of Appeals, upholding his conviction for the murder of his autistic son, Joe Clyde Daniels, in 2018.