Clarksville home damaged in a fire on Halloween; family escaped unharmed, Red Cross assisting. Firefighters contained the blaze, saving neighboring properties.

A firefighter was injured battling a fire involving electric cars at a Rivian dealership in Franklin; the firefighter has since been released from the hospital. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Kareem Kimbro was detained in Nashville for driving a stolen car and possessing firearms and drugs. The car had a temporary tag registered to another vehicle. His bond is set at $206,000.

Cheyenne Dawn Maddox was convicted of reckless homicide and child neglect in her disabled son's malnutrition death, with his weight cited at 35 pounds.

Four teenagers were arrested in Nashville for a series of car burglaries. Police used a helicopter to track and apprehend them after observing their activities.

Two suspects were arrested for a fatal shooting in Nashville, with one being the deceased's cousin. They face charges, including criminal homicide and reckless endangerment.

Berry Hill Police seek help identifying a theft suspect who stole a pistol from a white truck and fled on a blue scooter, per their social media post.

Montgomery County Sheriff's daughter, Sarah Fuson, was convicted of aggravated child abuse involving a toddler at a daycare, with video evidence showing rough treatment.

Clarksville Police seek a driver believed to have witnessed a motorcycle crash for questioning, emphasizing the individual could provide essential details about the incident.

La Vergne officials warn of an email scam pretending to be from the city asking for payments. Residents should verify requests by contacting the city directly.

The TBI is searching for missing 33-year-old Christopher Sturgell from LaVergne, urging the public to help locate him and provide tips to 1-800-TBI-FIND.

Nashville Police seek help on social media to find fugitives accused of serious crimes like murder and sexual assault, emphasizing the danger they pose and the crucial role of the community in aiding law enforcement.

The Murfreesboro Police Department, with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, arrested two men for seeking illegal encounters with minors during a sting operation.