James E. Johnson is facing attempted murder charges for a shooting on I-40 West after an argument that began with a collision on Donelson Pike, as announced by Nashville Police.

Human remains found near railroad tracks in Coffee County are being investigated by authorities as a possible natural death, not a homicide. The remains have been sent to the ME for identification.

Detectives are investigating a fatal shooting on Hart and Creek Streets which killed a 41-year-old man; they are following strong leads and seeking public assistance.

A 70-year-old woman was the victim of a break-in by a registered sex offender, Jerry Wells, who was arrested and charged with attempted rape and burglary.

A woman died after a shooting in Nashville's Bordeaux area where over 50 shots were fired and 58 casings found; police are investigating it as homicide.

Franklin State Forest has reopened following an investigation into vandalism and theft of state firefighting equipment, leading to arrests and ongoing efforts to find the culprits.

The FBI offers a $50,000 reward for information on missing teen Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers, who requires medical care and has been missing for six months.

The Nashville Police Department investigates a deadly double shooting at Hartman Park with ongoing community appeals for information.

Two men were killed and another injured in a shooting at Hartman Park in Nashville. Motive remains unknown; MNPD is seeking information from the public.

A motorcycle crash on Old Hickory Boulevard in Nashville resulted in the death of a woman and potential charges against the rider, who had admitted to smoking marijuana earlier that day.

The Clarksville community is supporting firefighter Bryan Birkes and his family after a fire destroyed their home, with calls for donations facilitated by fire departments and the Clarksville Firefighters Foundation.

A firefighter's family lost their home to a fire; the local community is raising support through the Clarksville Firefighters Foundation. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.

Former TBI Director Mark Gwyn has died at 61, with natural causes indicated. He had a 30-plus-year law enforcement career and was the first African-American TBI director.