The Pruitt branch was briefly locked down Thursday after a shooting was reported nearby; officers worked the 140 block of Charles E. Davis Boulevard while detectives canvassed the JC Napier area.

Gunshot-detection sensors and the city's Real Time Crime Center helped Murfreesboro police identify a suspect vehicle after bullets struck a Rushwood Drive home; two people were arrested and no one was hurt.

An infant placed by Tennessee DCS with a Mount Juliet family was later found dead at a Sunset Drive home; the medical examiner could not determine the infant's cause of death. Investigators say the adult at the scene was later ruled a suicide.

An off-duty THP trooper was arrested after investigators say he fired at another vehicle following a crash in Tracy City. The TBI secured aggravated-assault warrants.

Deputy Greg Darius James was arrested in Montgomery County and placed on administrative leave without pay, the sheriff's office says. Investigators and prosecutors are reviewing the case.

Wilson County deputies have flagged Khaleel Al'azeez Smith as wanted on warrants for aggravated domestic assault, reckless endangerment and weapons charges.

Court filings say a woman met a 16-year-old at an Ashland City motel and allegedly had sex with him; investigators allege she threatened the teen.

A Rutherford County grand jury returned indictments accusing Kyle Chrisley of striking and threatening deputies during a December arrest, court records show. The new felony counts follow earlier run-ins with police.

Murfreesboro police say three people were arrested in a refund-for-gift-card scheme that allegedly stole thousands in electric toothbrushes from the Old Fort Parkway Walmart.

Two adults and a dog were found dead inside a Mount Juliet home after a welfare check; the Fire Marshal's Office and ATF are assisting the investigation.

A 66-year-old was charged with public indecency after police say he exposed himself at Fannie Mae Dees Park while children were nearby.

Todd and Julie Chrisley sued their former lawyer and Balch & Bingham, alleging defense failures led to convictions, prison time and more than $25 million in lost income.

A Nashville woman faces aggravated assault charges after police say she pulled a gun on a Popeyes cashier on Nolensville Pike. Court records show bond was set at $3,500.