A body found in Hickman County is under investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, with few details available and an autopsy expected to provide more information.

Monterey Police Chief Bill Randolph has been indicted for misappropriation of funds and falsification of training records after an investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office.

Mt. Juliet Police recovered a stolen gun from seven years ago during a traffic stop, resulting in the arrest of a 35-year-old convicted felon with additional warrants.

The TBI has lifted the Silver Alert for Sammie Young, Jr. after he was found safe. Young, with a medical condition, was previously missing in Murfreesboro.

One person died in a car crash on South Church Street in Murfreesboro, with initial reports of three hospitalizations corrected as no other injuries occurred.

Monterey Police Chief Bill Randolph has been indicted on charges including theft and forgery for using public funds intended for professional training to enjoy personal activities with his wife.

A South Nashville house was padlocked by Metro Police for being a public nuisance after over 200 calls and about 60 arrests linked to the property over a decade.

A Nashville man on bond for domestic violence is indicted for a violent robbery and arson at a clothing store, facing federal charges and a potential minimum of 15 years in prison.

A nine-vehicle crash in Murfreesboro resulted in five hospitalizations with non-life-threatening injuries and a temporary road closure, with lanes reopened by 11:52 a.m. The cause and investigation are ongoing.

A toddler fell from a second-story window in Nashville but is now stable. He was unattended briefly and likely leaned on the screen. Police and DCS are investigating.

Nashville police captured the last two suspects involved in the Jefferson Street shooting; the violence stemmed from a gang rivalry, resulting in one death and nine injuries.

Two men were arrested in Nashville for a shooting on Jefferson Street that killed one and injured nine, with charges including aggravated assault and unlawful gun possession.

The Tennessee Supreme Court will review the case of Pervis Payne, previously sentenced to death, focusing on whether his life sentences should be concurrent or consecutive, considering his intellectual disability.