Jimmy Ray Butts pleaded guilty to false vehicle registration tax charges, receiving probation and an order for restitution by Judge Turnbow after a Tennessee Department of Revenue investigation.

La Vergne Police detained two juveniles after a pursuit where a car crashed into rough terrain following a failed traffic stop. The chase ended early morning with an investigation ongoing.

Sheriff confirms that 16 presumed dead after the AES facility explosion in Tennessee, with no survivors found. Investigations and controlled detonations continue.

Two accidents occurred on I-24 near Nashville. The early morning crash resulted in the death of Jermaine Norman Jr., and the second crash later in the day caused further lane closures. Details on the second incident were not provided.

The Murfreesboro Police apprehended a homicide suspect without incident, emphasizing the safe, nonviolent nature of the arrest, with details of the investigation still pending.

The Shelbyville Police thanked the public for helping identify two suspects in cemetery vandalism, after sharing images and requesting information on social media.

Nashville Police seek public assistance in locating Kevin McMillan, a felon with 19 warrants for offenses including aggravated assault and drug possession.

Theft of firearms from vehicles in Nashville is surging, with 774 guns stolen this year, prompting the MNPD to advise citizens on better safety practices.

A hunter was rescued by firefighters after falling from a tree stand in Tennessee's woods. The individual's injuries are undisclosed, but immediate assistance was provided.

CBP officers in San Juan seized 365 pounds of cocaine hidden in a cargo container from the Dominican Republic, emphasizing their commitment to combat drug trafficking.

The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that warrantless seizure of a firearm in plain view doesn't violate the Fourth Amendment, as seen in Ambreia Washington's case.

Justin Michael Tyshaun Tinker is wanted in Wilson County, TN, for financial exploitation, theft, and probation violations, with the Sheriff's Office seeking public assistance.

The Metro Nashville Police Department Criminal Warrants Division released a "Weekly Most Wanted" list including individuals charged with serious crimes such as premeditated murder and sexual assault.