Mt. Juliet Police intensify their search for a missing 11-year-old girl last seen on her home's doorbell camera. She has blonde hair and was wearing a pink sweater.

Murder suspects involved in a high-speed chase and carjacking were caught in Tennessee after evading the police temporarily, assisted by digital tracking and local reports.

12-year-old Wen Ru Larsen was safely located in Williamson County, following an Endangered Child Alert issued by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.

La Vergne firefighters quickly extinguished a house fire, praised for teamwork and rapid response, with no reported injuries and the cause under investigation.

Lebanon Police located two suspects after collaboration with local law enforcement, announcing the news on Twitter, with details on the incident remaining undisclosed.

Former nurse Elizabeth Rainwater was indicted for practicing nursing without a license and stealing controlled substances from a Franklin nursing home.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation announced the safe recovery of missing Lexington man Jimmy Barber, thanks to public assistance via social media.

Firefighters responded to a garage fire at a Murfreesboro home, with the MFRD quickly containing it and preventing injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Police investigating shoplifting at a Walmart in Lebanon caught a woman with suspected methamphetamine, leading to her arrest and multiple charges, including trespass.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Jean Powell, an 89-year-old woman missing from Paris, Tennessee, and may be in Wisconsin. She is driving a 2009 black Nissan Versa.

The Columbia Police Department thanked the public for helping to safely locate a missing 15-year-old, Elijah Juwan Johnson, after an urgent search in Columbia, Tennessee.

Williamson County Fire/Rescue dealt with a tractor-induced brush fire and a lightning-struck home in one evening, effectively managing both incidents without major damage.

A two-home fire in Nashville was hindered by vehicles blocking hydrants; the fire, caused by cooking, led to total losses despite firefighters' efforts to prevent spread.