A 15-year-old was seriously hurt in a Hendersonville hit-and-run on Neverbreak Drive; police are asking residents for video and tips.

Three people — including a 4-year-old — were hospitalized after a neighbor’s pit bull attacked on Anduin Avenue in Nashville. Metro Animal Care & Control is investigating.

A Hendersonville man was arrested after investigators say online files tied to an account were linked to him; court filings show the case was bound to a Sumner County grand jury.

Two Murfreesboro teens were robbed at gunpoint during an Instagram sale meetup and three juveniles were arrested. Police urge using the Safe Exchange Zone for online transactions.

Two Nashville men were arrested after allegedly cutting copper wiring from a TDOT sign on I-24. Officials estimate about $10,000 in damage and one suspect faces a drug charge.

A Nashville researcher is retracing the last known movements of the Harpeth River Jane Doe, found in 1976, and asking the public for tips.

A Fort Campbell soldier pleaded guilty to federal child exploitation charges; prosecutors say he used fake Snapchat accounts to target teenage girls across five states. Sentencing is set for Oct. 21.

Family-owned Mack's Hot Chicken in Smyrna temporarily closed after owners said an employee was attacked and a customer tried to run them over; police are investigating.

Arrest papers say a 25‑year‑old ran a Home Depot theft operation from custody, directing others to steal and listing stolen tools for sale. The haul totaled $28,558.

A Nashville man was charged after police say he assaulted a first responder during an emergency response. The case comes days after Tennessee raised penalties for attacks on crews.

Nashville Fire Department released surveillance after a June 26 fire inside the Dickerson Pike Walmart; no injuries were reported and investigators are asking for tips.

A child was struck by a bullet that came through an apartment wall in Nashville and rushed to Vanderbilt Children27s Hospital; police say the child is expected to recover.

A Goodlettsville man pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting a 7-year-old and faces a mandatory minimum of 35 years in federal prison. Sentencing is set for Sept. 16, 2026.