Police seek a suspect for a South Nashville shooting that injured one; the shooter chased the victim by car, firing shots. The motive is unclear, roads were closed, and the victim is recovering.

A false bomb threat at the old courthouse in Cookeville prompted a law enforcement response; no explosives were found, and the investigation continues.

The Columbia Police Department is searching for a runaway juvenile, Charles McGlother, last seen in red Adidas pants, black-striped, and a sweatshirt. They encourage public tips and call for community vigilance.

La Vergne Police swiftly resolved a newborn abduction, leading to the safe return of the baby and the arrest of the suspect charged with especially aggravated kidnapping.

La Vergne Fire & Rescue extracted a driver and two dogs from a vehicle crash, with the driver having minor injuries and the pets unharmed. Police transported the dogs home.

Two men were arrested for robbing a FSNB Bank in Clarksville; one charged with aggravated robbery, the other as an accessory. They were apprehended in Murfreesboro and held on bail.

La Vergne plans a limited office reopening after a suspected cyber attack, with restrictions on staff functions and acceptance of payments by check or money order only.

McMinnville Police's traffic stop led to drug and firearm charges for two individuals, with K9 Axel detecting narcotics and weapons in the vehicle. A child was present during the arrest.

The Tennessee SWC enforced actions against three illegal sports betting operations, imposing a fine on BetWhale.ag and ceasing their activities in the state, thereby ensuring a regulated betting market.

Gregory Nabors was arrested for using barcode switching tactics to steal from a Nashville Lowes store, facing multiple felony charges.

Nashville man charged for posting threatening videos online, where he's seen with a shotgun implying violent intentions. He faces multiple charges, including DUI, drug possession, and felony false reporting.

Convicted burglar Michiah Chism was arrested for vehicle break-ins after a spree in Nashville, with more charges expected as the investigation continues.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation found Earl Strong Jr., the subject of a #TNSilverAlert, safe in Trussville, AL, and expressed gratitude for the community's help on social media.