An 81-year-old man died in a car crash on I-40 in Nashville when his Mazda Miata hit a sign pole. No other vehicles were involved, and the cause is under investigation.

A mother and child escaped an attempted kidnapping at a Madison church. The suspect, Javaunn Brown, threatened to steal the car and harm the church before fleeing. He was later arrested and charged.

A woman was fatally shot by her 3-year-old child in Nashville; the police are investigating what's believed to be an accidental shooting near Fisk University.

A woman in her 20s was seriously injured in a rollover crash in Springfield; she was hospitalized after being extracted from the vehicle by firefighters.

A man was injured in a Nashville shooting; police are seeking a suspect described as wearing a white shirt and multi-colored hat. The victim is recovering, and public assistance is requested.

Gunfire caused a crash in Williamson County, with deputies investigating the incident near Natchez Trace Parkway. The driver was hospitalized and is stable; the motive remains unknown.

Morgan Wallen faces court for throwing a chair that nearly hit officers; his hearing is rescheduled for August 15. His attorney argues for his absence due to touring commitments.

Robbers apprehended after a Dollar General heist faced a police chase and were caught; Johnny Cross and Tedarreis Thompson face charges including aggravated robbery and evading arrest.

Morgan Wallen waives his right to appear in court for charges stemming from throwing a chair at a Nashville bar; his lawyer will represent him instead.

Court exhibits video in the case against Richard Cornelius for the fatal assault of Austin Turner, leading to a dispute over evidence and calls for increased security measures.

A kidnapped Antioch toddler was found safe in Florida, and his mother was arrested following a custody dispute that resulted in his grandmother's injury.

Two men were arrested following an armed robbery at a Murfreesboro Dollar General and a subsequent high-speed chase ending in a minor crash and foot pursuit.

Joey Fecci, 26, died during the Nashville Marathon; concerns over water stations were raised, but organizers deny shortages. A physician and others attempted to save Fecci. The event will review water station procedures.