Shaquille Taylor was indicted for the murder of Belmont student Jillian Ludwig, prompting proposed legislation on gun ownership and mental health treatment.

Officials are investigating after an unidentified man's body was found in the Cumberland River; there were no signs of foul play. He had distinct tattoos, and police seek public assistance for identification.

Joshua Cloyd was arrested in Nashville for allegedly stealing from intoxicated bar-goers, using their items for CashApp transfers and fraudulent purchases.

Nashville officials recovered a body from the Cumberland River, ruling out missing students Riley Strain and Sebastian Rogers as the deceased. The case echoes a 26-year-old cold case of "Cumberland River Jane Doe."

Nashville Police probe the fatal shooting of a security guard, Maurice Thomas, Jr., at Illuzion Bar and Lounge after a confrontation with car burglars. Three vehicles were found broken into as investigators seek leads and urge public assistance.

Two individuals died following a motorcycle-car collision in Clarksville, with the motorcyclist and a vehicle passenger pronounced dead after the incident.

A Venezuelan national was arrested in Nashville as part of a crackdown on a suspected multinational human trafficking network linked to the Tren de Aragua gang.

Skeletal remains found in Nashville's Browns Creek in 2016 have been identified as Kinloch Wilkinson, Jr. using DNA testing and genealogy.

Rutherford County Schools heightened security following a dispute over a student's suspension for drawing Jelly Roll and his wife, which led to the couple starting a fundraiser.

A woman was shot in the leg at Heritage Park, Clarksville, during a car meet-up. She sought help at a nearby store and is now stable. Police are investigating and seeking public footage for clues.

DCS found that a Clarksville teacher, Stacey Williams, committed child abuse against a 4-year-old autistic student, resulting in her reassignment away from direct student interaction.

Mark Ellis from Tennessee was sentenced to 25 years for selling fentanyl while on bond for murder charges, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

The Tullahoma Police Department is searching for Dillon Peluso, who went missing after an incident at an apartment complex and may need medical attention.