Nashville Police shared their most wanted list, highlighting suspects with charges like murder and sexual assault, and urging public vigilance and assistance.

A suspect was arrested for stealing a trailer in Murfreesboro; however, the trailer is still missing. Citizens are asked to report sightings to Detective Ferree.

A Highland volunteer firefighter was injured when Engine 103 overturned en route to a Portland fire, with no other injuries reported; Portland Police investigate the accident.

Mount Juliet police detained three teens for theft, finding them with a stolen car, alcohol, and firearms outside Academy Sports after being alerted by advanced license plate readers.

Nashville has seen a rise in gun thefts from vehicles with 817 firearms stolen this year, highlighting public safety concerns and the need for responsible gun storage.

Jerome Mackey was arrested for the 2024 shooting of Justin Robinson in Madison Park, following an investigation linking the incident to high school rivalries.

A woman was detained after a 40-year-old man, Shawn Torres, was fatally stabbed in Cookeville, Tennessee. Despite being airlifted, Torres died. No charges have been filed; the case is still under investigation.

A trash truck tipped over near Mt. Juliet High School causing traffic delays, but no injuries were reported and the school's activities proceeded normally.

Two school buses collided in La Vergne near Rutherford County Airport, with no injuries to students, but conflicting reports on other injuries; cause under investigation.

A suspect in Lebanon barricaded themselves in a home, leading to police action and local evacuations; nearby schools were on soft lockdown. The situation was contained with no public threat.

A fatal accident in Hermitage involving conflicting green light claims took the life of Ritaben Patel, as authorities investigate which vehicle had the right of way.

A vehicle pursued by Tennessee Highway Patrol crashed in Clarksville, blocking an intersection and prompting local police to direct traffic and investigate.

Sgt. Terell Seales of the 101st Airborne Division died after a vehicle accident during a training exercise in Germany. The incident, under investigation, occurred at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center.