The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation says a months-long, multiagency probe led to the arrest of a Nashville man on multiple drug charges in Putnam County.

A Crossville resident was indicted after two NCMEC tips led police to a phone with more than 100 images of child sexual abuse material. The arrest was made without incident.

Troopers stopped a Nissan on I‑81 late Sunday and found two juvenile girls reported kidnapped from Tennessee safe; two adults were arrested and are being held pending extradition.

Murfreesboro police responded to an early-morning shooting on Sulphur Springs Road. One person was hospitalized and traffic was delayed while officers investigated.

Wilson County named two people in a "Felony Friday" post alleging theft and financial exploitation of an elderly or vulnerable person. Investigators asked for anonymous tips.

Residents evacuated after a reckless driving crash in La Vergne have returned home following the repair of a gas main break. Roads have reopened safely.

A Sevierville police lieutenant resigned after a social media comment about the attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar prompted an internal review and administrative leave.

A man wanted on four armed‑robbery counts in Georgia was arrested in Portland after a license‑plate reader alerted officers. He’s being held in Sumner County pending extradition.

A 23-year-old man was arrested after a late-night attached-garage fire on Keith Avenue that displaced seven people and five dogs; no injuries were reported. Investigators are probing the cause.

Cookeville police posted photos asking the public to identify two people listed as suspects in a theft; tips are being taken by Det. Matheney.

Knox County prosecutors have sent two cases tied to a December North Knoxville shooting and crash to a grand jury as surveillance footage and court filings are reviewed.

Bedford County officials seek help locating 34-year-old Zachary Parker, last seen traveling north on Highway 231 in a tan Chevrolet Malibu.

A Tennessee federal court accepted J.D. Frost’s guilty plea in a fake hydrogen‑plant investment scheme; a $70M payment and cooperation could help Chicago investors seek restitution.