A motorcyclist died and another critically injured in a crash with a car in Nashville; speeding and lane-splitting by the motorcyclists are under investigation.

The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security received multiple AAMVA awards for public safety excellence, including international recognition for advertising and response to Hurricane Helene.

Bert Watkins was arrested for a shooting during a dispute that injured his teenage daughter and faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault and weapon-related felonies.

Chesare Covington was arrested on Lafayette Street with drugs after fleeing from detectives. Charges include possession of cocaine, fentanyl, and paraphernalia.

The Clarksville Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating a missing 15-year-old girl, Maleya Jackson, last seen on September 2, 2025.

Police seek help finding missing 51-year-old Linda Flowers, as she has been out of contact with family for over two months; public urged to share any information.

Nashville's forecast promises mostly sunny skies with highs near 92 degrees, light winds, and a mild temperature drop at night. Persistent calm weather is expected, with possible storms later in the week.

A collision on Riverside Dr. at Crossland Ave. in Clarksville has caused injuries and road closures, with local police managing the situation and advising on traffic detours.

A Brentwood teen died after an electric motorcycle crash in Nashville, with inexperience and high speed being factors, raising local traffic safety concerns.

La Vergne police responded to a distress call, saving an unresponsive infant; officers and EMS worked swiftly, with the event highlighted on the department's Facebook.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced a partnership with the Trump Administration and various enforcement agencies to address Memphis crime, building on Operation Viper's success.

One motorcyclist died and another critically injured in a crash involving two motorcycles and a sedan on Nashville's I-24; police cite speeding and possible lane-splitting.

NDOT in Nashville is giving away free daffodil bulbs to beautify public spaces. Residents can order bulbs and pick them up from September 15 to October 3.