Nashville police seek help finding Devon A. Martak, accused of raping a mentally incapacitated person and facing grand jury indictments. He's on the city's most wanted list.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-840 East in Rutherford County caused road closures and one fatality, with 20-year-old Keson Robinson confirmed dead. Traffic has since reopened.

A fire broke out in a dumpster near a Walgreens in Clarksville on Christmas, but firefighters quickly extinguished it, preventing damage to the store.

A semi-truck crash off Highway 149 in Cunningham led to a complex rescue operation, with the driver being airlifted for treatment. The cause is under investigation.

Bella's Closet, a Clarksville non-profit supporting women, suffered a setback when its donation trailer was stolen, affecting their community services.

Nashville police seek public aid in identifying two suspects involved in the non-fatal shooting of a 61-year-old man following a dispute about reckless driving.

Labron Gibson, 19, is charged with aggravated assault after a Christmas Eve shooting at a Clarksville Walmart following an argument. The store was evacuated; Gibson was hospitalized with non-fatal injuries.

Three men were hospitalized after a knife-related dispute in a Mt. Juliet home. The altercation involved individuals who knew each other. Detectives are investigating; charges are pending.

Former La Vergne Police Chief Burrel "Chip" Davis was arrested for aggravated stalking and violating an order of protection. He was previously involved in a sex scandal that resulted in officer terminations.

A woman is critically injured after an adapted Honda CRV unintentionally accelerated, causing multiple collisions in a parking lot. The investigation by Murfreesboro Police continues.

A Nashville woman, Diamond Tankard, was arrested for attempted first-degree murder after hitting another woman with her car following a fight outside a bar.

A garage fire in Putnam County resulted in the death of several family pets, though firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading to the main house.

A Jamestown pharmacist, Philip Hall, faces charges including 9 counts of Health Care Fraud and 6 counts of Aggravated Identity Theft for making false prescription claims totaling over $6 million.