A fire in La Vergne led to the discovery of illegal drugs and firearms, resulting in police seizing 5+ pounds of marijuana and various pills, along with seven firearms and cash.

Nashville teacher Alexander Donahoe was arrested for sexual exploitation of a minor, following an investigation initiated by the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department.

Sumner County is embroiled in debate over renaming Wolfpack Way to "Charlie Kirk Way," with opposition citing tradition and the avoidance of political alignment.

Nashville teacher Alexander Donahoe was arrested for child sexual exploitation, having possessed abuse images. MNPD's Internet Crimes Against Children Unit led the probe.

Nashville's weather forecast includes mixed conditions with sunny days and possible thunderstorms, improving to mostly sunny by the weekend with highs in the low 80s.

Hendersonville Fire Chief Scotty Bush is attending advanced training to enhance leadership and communication, reflecting the department's commitment to service.

The Nashville Police shared a list of 10 Most Wanted fugitives, sought for serious charges including premeditated murder, aggravated assault, and rape.

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office TN supports Project Lifesaver, a program that aids in locating individuals with cognitive disorders who may wander, like those with Alzheimer's or autism.

Tennessee authorities warn of a veterinary anesthetic, Medetomidine, in the illicit drug supply, linked to overdoses. They urge naloxone use and offer support via the Tennessee REDLINE.

Former Tennessee Speaker Glen Casada and aide Cade Cothren were sentenced for fraud and money laundering, receiving 36 and 30 months in prison respectively, and fines.

MNPS is adding weapons detection systems to all middle schools, funded by a Tennessee grant, costing $1.2 million initially and $1 million annually thereafter.

The Metro Nashville Police Department is seeking help to identify a female bank robbery suspect. She robbed a Fifth Third Bank and no injuries were reported.

Tennessee is hosting a free webinar on September 30 to inform residents affected by Tropical Storm Helene about the Natural Disaster Sales Tax Refund program, which offers up to $2,500 in refunds for certain purchases made due to storm damage.