A fatal crash on Interstate 65 near Nashville resulted in a closure and traffic being diverted early Thursday morning; a wrong-way driver may have been involved.

Authorities investigate a small plane crash in Williamson County, with a Beech V35 down in a wooded area. The number of passengers is undisclosed; rescue efforts are ongoing.

Walter Colson was indicted for the vehicular homicide of kayaker Jaida Lindsay after allegedly striking her with his boat on Percy Priest Lake. He also faces charges for resisting arrest.

Vanderbilt baseball coach Tim Corbin invites Declan Sullivan to join the team at a game, offering support as Declan's brother Asher is critically injured. The team wins, providing a bright spot amid the family's hardship.

Kevin R. Sharp, 69, from Eagleville, Rutherford County, has been missing since May 4. His car was found abandoned; authorities seek public assistance.

A Tennessee couple involved in drug trafficking died in a shootout with Texas law enforcement, after being found with drugs and weapons following a high-speed chase.

A man was shot following a verbal altercation in Nashville; the suspect, Jonathan Oglesby, was later arrested, and his dog was fatally shot by police when it charged at them.

Pedro Barrera from Wilson County has been sentenced to 60 years in prison for sexually abusing children, with no early release option and lifetime supervision if released.

A car crashed into The Centennial bar in West Nashville, injuring two people. The accident occurred just after 4:30 a.m. at the intersection of 51st Ave North and Centennial Blvd.

Michael and Shirley Gray have pled guilty to horrific child abuse charges, accepting life sentences for the murder of two adoptive children in Tennessee.

Kenneth Buford Jr., 19, was fatally shot in Madison, and detectives indicate he knew his attacker. Police are pursuing solid leads to find the suspect.

A man was arrested after a jogger was shot in the leg in Bordeaux, Nashville. A police officer shot the suspect's aggressive dog dead during the arrest operation.

A fire caused by an overheated generator on the roof of Nashville Veterans Affairs Medical Center led to evacuations and traffic disruptions. No injuries were reported, and officials have deemed the building safe.