The Franklin Police seek help to identify a woman suspected of drugging a man and stealing his items, including credit cards, after they met in a Nashville bar.

Police continue to seek 18-year-old Robyn Brown, the last suspect in the 2024 murder of Mohamed Keita, after detaining three others. Brown remains at large despite an issued juvenile court homicide petition.

Hopkinsville firefighters responded to a landfill fire, with no immediate threats to life or safety reported. The cause is under investigation and residents are advised to avoid the area.

A 29-year-old woman died after her car struck a pole in Nashville; speed was a factor, but no impairment was found. The community mourns as authorities investigate.

Columbia Police in Tennessee seek public help in solving Quentin Armstrong's 2024 homicide, sharing a video of a suspect and asking for information via various contact methods.

One year after the Antioch High School shooting, Nashville confronts ongoing trauma and school safety concerns, with Tennessee experiencing regular gun incidents since, and debate over gun control policies continuing.

Nashville police arrested Teerick Thomas for felony theft after he reportedly took $1,200 from an inebriated man's digital wallet. Thomas is held on a $7,500 bond.

A year after the Antioch High shooting, findings show Solomon Henderson acted alone in killing a student. His motive, linked to a dark digital footprint, and an arrest warrant has been issued for his mother on gun charges.

Authorities arrested two individuals for prostitution and related crimes at 66 Spa in South Nashville, following an investigation and an undercover operation.

Riverdale High School in Murfreesboro was put on hold due to a potential threat, with local law enforcement investigating and students kept in homerooms for safety.

Nashville Police released a "Most Wanted" list including individuals wanted for serious crimes such as murder, robbery, and assault, some with unknown whereabouts. The public is urged to help by contacting Crime Stoppers.

A human skull found by a dog in Nashville over 35 years ago was identified as belonging to Philip Daniel Sydnor, a man who had been missing since that time.

Forensic advances allowed Nashville Police to identify human remains found in 1991 as Philip Daniel Sydnor, with unanswered questions about his death remaining.