Knox County deputies say a traffic stop on I‑40 turned up $18,443 in allegedly stolen Ulta and Sephora merchandise; three people now face organized‑retail and theft charges.

Firefighters in Clarksville extinguished a vehicle fire on Evans Road, preventing further damage. The car owner was treated for smoke inhalation; no other injuries occurred.

Cashea L. Williams, once on MNPD's Most Wanted roster, was arrested Jan. 23 and faces multiple charges including aggravated assault and child abuse.

East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers named Bryan Christopher Pasquini in a Manhunt Monday alert, saying he’s wanted for check‑washing and forgery; tips can be submitted anonymously.

A man from Murfreesboro was indicted for embezzling nearly $200,000 from a nonprofit, facing charges of property theft and identity theft. He has been released on bond and awaits a court hearing.

Murfreesboro firefighters quickly contained a minor fire at International Paper, preventing escalation. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A shooting at a Clarksville apartment complex resulted in one man being hospitalized. Police are seeking witnesses and reviewing security camera footage to advance the investigation.

Knox County forensic officials have identified the two people killed in a New Year’s Day crash in west Knoxville tied to a Tennessee Highway Patrol pursuit.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee is seeking information on Darricka York and Michael McHenry, wanted for property thefts totaling $10,000 to $60,000.

A Memphis balloon-release memorial for influencer Whyte Folkz turned chaotic after a fight and a possible gunshot was captured on video; police say they did not fire.

Several residents of Nashville's Signature Music Row were hospitalized following a carbon monoxide leak, with levels far exceeding safe limits detected in the building.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office warned of scammers impersonating deputies to extort money from families with incarcerated relatives, demanding payments for non-existent services.

The Columbia Police Department requests public help via social media in solving Quentin Armstrong's murder, offering multiple contact methods for tips.