Dense fog led to multiple crashes, one involving a semi-truck, and the temporary closure of I-840 in Tennessee, as well as school delays in Benton County.

Francisco Flores was arrested for taking photos of a woman in a Clarksville Target dressing room on December 24, 2025. He fled but was later identified and admitted to the act. He faces charges of unlawful photography.

Two teens were arrested after a Christmas Eve shooting in Nashville, which also involved a kidnapping. The victim attempted to intervene in an argument and was shot.

Suspects in a Nashville shooting were released on bond after being charged with multiple felonies, including aggravated assault and attempted homicide.

The Clarksville PD is searching for Demari Haley, a missing 15-year-old, last seen near Durrett Drive, who contacted his mother during Christmas but didn't reveal his location.

A woman named Pamela Cruz died in Nashville after her Toyota Corolla was hit by a speeding Mercedes, which then caused her car to collide with a Nissan Altima. No impairment signs were found, and investigations are ongoing.

Lebanon Police used SafeNet to apprehend Armondo Pec Pop, who had multiple active warrants, highlighting the technology's role in efficient and safe law enforcement operations.

Convicted felon Shamon Foley was rearrested in East Nashville for possession of narcotics and a firearm, violating his bond conditions from a December arrest.

54-year-old Anthony Barrett died in a single-vehicle crash on Lebanon Pike in front of the YMCA; toxicology testing will determine if impairment was a factor.

A fuel spill from a tanker truck in East Nashville closed down Gallatin Pike early Tuesday, necessitating cleanup and traffic management by emergency crews. No injuries reported.

A delivery driver, David Valentine, Jr., was fatally shot in Nashville while working; he was not involved in the incident leading to gunfire. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Murfreesboro home caught fire; responded by Fire Rescue Department, occupants and pets safely evacuated, no injuries, Red Cross assisting. Cause under investigation.

The Franklin Police Department's holiday crime initiative resulted in 76 arrests, including drug offenses, fugitive captures, and shoplifting, with confiscated guns, merchandise, and cash.