Tennessee attorney Jennifer Porth pled guilty to misappropriating $479,095 from clients, resulting in permanent disbarment and a ten-year sentence with one year incarceration before probation.

Clarksville Fire Rescue contained a house fire to the garage on Cobblestone Lane, with no injuries reported and the fire under control by 6:30 AM. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A man was charged with criminal homicide after fatally shooting someone he mistook for his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend in Antioch, resulting in another man's death.

Nashville police are investigating a carjacking where a man was shot outside a bar; they have active leads and are seeking information from witnesses.

Suspect Zyaire D. Northington was arrested for the fatal shooting of Kamren Castro in Clarksville. The incident was isolated, with no broader community threat.

An 18-year-old was killed in a shootout in Cayce Homes, Nashville, involving two groups. Three others were injured, and police are investigating without any arrests yet.

A pedestrian, Patricia Owens, was critically injured after a WeGo bus hit her on Dickerson Pike; another pedestrian was less severely hurt. The bus driver showed no impairment signs; the investigation is ongoing.

Clarksville Fire Rescue quickly freed an uninjured driver from an overturned car at Cunningham Lane and Ft. Campbell Boulevard.

Keith Abercrombie was arrested in Nashville for a shooting over a basketball game dispute, leaving one injured.

Clarksville Police are searching for a shooter after a 20-year-old male was found with a gunshot wound, leading to a shutdown of Ringgold Road. The suspect has dreads and was in gray sweatpants and a hoodie.

Three individuals were arrested in Decatur County, Tennessee, following a drug investigation that uncovered various narcotics, including methamphetamine and marijuana.

A Tennessee woman was sentenced to 18 months for kidnapping her son and fleeing to Indonesia, violating a family court's custody ruling. She was extradited back to the U.S. and convicted.

A Rutherford County man avoided a scam involving a fake virus pop-up and a caller posing as law enforcement after his stepdaughter advised him to hang up.