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Traffic is being redirected at Leaf Ave and E. Clark Blvd in Murfreesboro after a working structure fire; crews are on scene.
Mt. Juliet police arrested four after an armed hotel robbery; officers credit Live 911 technology and a swift multi‑agency response. The investigation remains active.
Knoxville crews responded Sunday to a large brush fire in the 3800 block of Pleasant Ridge, the fire department said.
A man was shot at Greenwood Cemetery West on Elm Hill Pike Sunday evening; police say his injuries are serious but he is expected to survive.
A Davidson County correctional officer was hospitalized after an inmate allegedly punched her, leaving her with a concussion and torn ligaments.
Hikers found a partially decomposed body near Monterey, Tenn.; Putnam County deputies are investigating and reviewing missing-person reports as they try to identify the person.
A 6-year-old boy was critically injured after a shooting at a Nashville home; police say his father told detectives he fell asleep with a pistol in his pocket.
Metro Nashville police are investigating a shooting on Qualynn Drive after two people were taken from a home for treatment. Officials say the shooting may not have been intentional.
Black Fox Elementary was briefly locked down Friday after a report of an armed person; officers cleared the campus and found no threat.
A 7-year-old La Vergne girl reported missing Friday was found safe in Alabama and a woman is in custody, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation says.
Wilson County deputies named Michael Lee Irwin in a "Felony Friday" post, seeking tips after an alleged probation violation tied to sex‑exploitation convictions.
Murfreesboro police placed Discovery School and Bradley Academy on temporary lockout Friday after officers responded near Glaze Court and Tremont Drive; one person was detained.
Homer Pittard Campus School in Murfreesboro was put on lockdown Friday after a Rutherford County "situation" prompted law enforcement to respond. Authorities said there was no threat to students or staff.
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