Megan Brittany Raymond was found dead in Clarksville and her husband Dennis Raymond has been charged with her murder. The case remains under investigation.

Nashville Police pursued and arrested two men after a car chase; drugs and a firearm were found in their crashed Cadillac, which had misled license plates.

Nashville man arrested after fleeing a Mt. Juliet traffic stop and assaulting an officer; he had multiple warrants and the incident caused a jurisdiction question.

Suspect Amir Carroll was arrested by Nashville police for the 2024 murder of Christopher Cheeks; authorities continue to search for accomplice Adrian Cameron Jr.

Nashville police seek help identifying a gunman who threatened a Mapco store clerk and fled in a white Jeep Renegade. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Mt. Juliet Police arrested a 23-year-old man from Erwin after he fled a traffic stop. The suspect, also wanted for aggravated assault, was caught near a gas station.

Nashville police arrested one suspect in a January bank robbery, while the search continues for his accomplice.

A woman in Shelbyville plead guilty to tax and wire fraud, agreeing to repay over $1.1 million. She withheld employee taxes and misused PPP loans for personal use. Her sentencing is set for July 11, 2025.

John Holman Jr. was convicted of First Degree Premeditated Murder for the 2018 killing of Donna Adams, concluding a long-standing domestic violence case.

Albert Mustapha was found guilty on all charges in a 2017 Nashville double murder case, involving the deaths of Osmani Munongerwa and Isha Musa. The prosecution team, including ADA Kendall Ponchillia, was commended for their work.

Tennessee's Supreme Court ruled that vanity license plates, including one revoked after 10 years, are government speech and not protected by the First Amendment.

Mt. Juliet Police engaged in a manhunt for a suspect who fled a traffic stop; he was described as a 23-year-old white male from Erwin and was later caught. The suspect was wanted for aggravated assault in Washington County.

The perpetrator of a basketball standout's murder was found guilty on multiple counts, including first-degree murder, after a delayed trial. Sentencing is set for April 2025.