The Nashville Police have released a most-wanted list with individuals facing charges like murder and rape, and are seeking public help to locate them.

The National Weather Service in Nashville predicts sunny weather with occasional showers and high temperatures in the upper 80s and lower 90s. Winds will be light, and humidity levels high.

Lewisburg City Manager, Roy "Bam" Haislip, was indicted on charges of stalking, aggravated burglary, and theft involving a city employee. He was released on bond.

Two teens were charged in a drive-by shooting on Maple Timber Court that injured a 16-year-old; they are linked to several 2024 shootings and face multiple charges.

The Nashville Police arrested Brandon Davis, a suspect in a June 14 shooting, on serious charges including attempted homicide. Andrew Brown, involved in the same incident, is also in custody.

Cookeville's Department of Leisure Services announces Dogapalooza event at Cane Creek Dog Park on September 20, featuring vendors, activities, contests, and adoptable pets.

Nashville man, Jared Streich, charged with the murder of his girlfriend, Miranda Gray, after her body is found strangled.

Lyndsey T. Bustamante was sentenced to over 11 years in federal prison for aggravated child neglect of her two-month-old child, resulting in life-threatening injuries.

Nashville sees a surge in guns stolen from vehicles, with 601 reported thefts this year, a rise from last year's 557 during the same period. The police urge secure storage as most thefts involve unattended cars.

Nashville's Metro Council has approved a rezoning plan for the Nations neighborhood to increase high-density housing and enhance walkability, amid debates over community impact and infrastructure concerns.

A truck accident caused Lewisburg Pike in Williamson County to close between Bethesda Road and Harpeth-Peytonsville Road, resulting in minor injuries and a spill.

The Tennessee Army National Guard commissioned 21 new officers in Nashville, marking the largest class since 2005 to graduate from the Officer Candidate School program.

Nashville officials warn of extreme heat and advise caution, issuing a heat advisory with OEM conducting Heat Patrols distributing water and urging awareness of heat-related illness symptoms.