Mt. Juliet Police recovered a stolen gun from a Nashville man during a stop for a parking violation; the firearm was linked to a Smyrna store burglary.

John A. Williams, driving under intoxication, struck pedestrians, causing one fatality and multiple injuries on Commerce Street. He faces vehicular homicide and other charges.

Mount Juliet mourns the death of 16-year-old Kyler Gatica, killed in a car crash upon returning from vacation. The community honors him through memorial activities and a GoFundMe for his family.

Charles H. Holt is charged with vehicular homicide after a fatal crash on Springfield Highway where his vehicle hit Jurgis Juodenas's car, leading to Juodenas's death. Holt had been on new medication and lacked sleep.

A 24-year-old from Nashville is federally charged with firearm possession by a felon after a shooting incident at Tennessee State University's Homecoming.

Police are seeking a male suspect after a bank robbery on Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville. The incident involved a note and a gun. Tips can be shared at 615-742-7463.

Edgar Easu was arrested in Nashville for attempted burglary while out on bond for prior charges. Police linked him to the crime via video and found evidence at his home.

Clarksville Police are investigating the theft of two Harley Davidson motorcycles from a storage facility and urge the public to provide any helpful information.

Three teens were detained and firearms seized after patrol officers responded to vehicle break-ins in a Nashville complex, leading to a chase and their capture.

A 16-year-old student was arrested for bringing a loaded gun to Antioch High School, sparked by social media tips and quick action by school officials and police.

Nashville police are searching for Charles McLain, a missing diabetic man last seen headed to his Old Hickory business. His phone was found in a field.

An officer-involved shooting near I-24 in Rutherford County prompted a significant road closure and an investigation by the TBI, with no officer injuries reported. Traffic has since normalized.

A 17-year-old has been charged for allegedly threatening to shoot up High Road School of Nashville and will face consequences as laws toughen against such threats.