A pickup slammed into utility poles in front of Smyrna High School early Wednesday, killing the driver and closing nearby roads.

A welfare check on Cherokee Drive turned up two bodies; investigators say the case appears to be a murder-suicide. Authorities identified the victims as Manda Perkins, 46, and Clarence Hudson, 54.

A Murfreesboro man arrested at Nashville’s "No Kings" rally now faces a superseding federal indictment that adds child‑pornography and additional firearms charges.

A Nashville man named on MNPD’s weekly Most Wanted list surrendered on April 21 and now faces attempted criminal homicide and multiple weapon charges.

Dyersburg Police posted a Most Wanted list Tuesday naming nine people sought on charges from domestic assault to weapons and drug offenses. Tips should go to 311 or Crime Stoppers.

Metro Nashville police arrested a Bellevue man after investigators say he used xAI’s Grok to generate and post sexual images of children; detectives traced the content to a Bellevue home.

A vehicle ran off Sandy Springs Road on Monday afternoon and struck a tree at Lipscomb Road; one occupant later died and the Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating.

Mt. Juliet warns residents and businesses about fake Planning & Zoning invoices asking for payment. Officials say do not click links or send funds and to verify requests through official channels.

Portland police say a family dog entered a home and fatally attacked an infant; officers euthanized the animal and say the investigation is ongoing.

A Highway 55 stop in McMinnville led to charges after officers say they found two loaded Glocks, a 50‑round drum magazine and suspected drugs. The driver is in custody with bond set at $30,000.

A driver was killed and a passenger critically injured when the SUV they were in crashed into the corner of a house in Antioch, police say. Investigators are testing to see if impairment was a factor.

Two former Mt. Juliet IT employees were arrested by the TBI on theft charges; one also faces a tampering allegation.

Murfreesboro police say license‑plate readers and public‑safety cameras helped track and arrest two people accused of robbing a vape and CBD shop at gunpoint. Bond amounts and court dates have been set.