A Spanish‑language Nashville reporter was detained by ICE during a south Nashville traffic stop; her lawyers say agents showed a notice to appear and have filed an emergency habeas petition.

A Nashville firefighter was hurt when a garage roof gave way during a house fire in Antioch; crews found a burning vehicle and the scene remains under investigation.

A parole hearing officer recommended denying parole for Andrew Halford after hidden-camera videos of dozens of girls were found at area gyms.

A 28-year-old Murfreesboro man died after colliding with a pickup on Old Hickory Boulevard; witnesses told police he crossed several lanes before the crash.

A Carroll County caregiver has been arrested and charged with TennCare fraud and identity theft after a TBI Medicaid fraud investigation. The case centers on allegedly falsified time records.

A man was found shot inside a Madison apartment Wednesday night; Metro Nashville police say injuries are non-life-threatening and there is no public threat.

A car drove into Marshall County’s bleachers during a varsity game Tuesday; firefighters pulled the driver free and no one was hurt. Neighbors are now pushing for guardrails and speed bumps at Preston Hopkins Field.

A Luttrell judge handed a 16-year term to a Union County man convicted of aggravated sexual battery; 10 years will be served in state custody.

A family says an Antioch High student was expelled after reporting a note and overheard comment about a gun; the district says the DA declined to prosecute and the parents have appealed.

A Nashville man was sentenced to 10 years after prosecutors say ballistics linked his Glock to a 2021 Jefferson Street shooting that wounded five people.

A Nashville man was charged in the Dec. 20 killing of a 23‑year‑old at a Madison apartment. Arrest documents and an autopsy add new details to the investigation.

A Hendersonville man was sentenced to 15 years after pleading guilty to multiple fraud, theft and money‑laundering counts tied to a fake closing and a bogus boat sale.

A Murfreesboro woman visited police Tuesday to thank detectives after the man convicted in her case was sentenced; the department shared photos and survivor resources.