The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department responded to a two-vehicle collision, efficiently assisting trapped individuals and helping minimize injuries.

Interstate 24 reopened by Rutherford County Sheriff's Office after a multi-vehicle incident involving a jackknifed trailer. Traffic is now flowing normally.

An off-duty officer was seriously injured in a fight with security outside a bar in Nashville; no charges have been filed as the investigation continues.

Timothy Scarbrough was charged with criminal homicide after a man was stabbed to death at his apartment on Murfreesboro Pike. Scarbrough called 911, but inconsistencies in his story raised suspicion.

A Nashville man with prior felonies was arrested after a foot pursuit, admitting to shooting his girlfriend in July and discarding a stolen firearm during the chase.

Williamson County Sheriff's Office seeks public help on social media for a chainsaw theft case. They shared blurry photos, hoping for leads on the suspect.

Nashville faces a heat advisory with heat index values up to 106. The NWS advises precautions and expects continued hot weather with slight chances of relief from showers.

The Spring Hill Fire Department emphasized fire prevention at home, sharing tips on their Facebook page, such as never leaving cooking unattended and checking for frayed cords.

Cookeville breaks ground on new park amenities, including a splash pad, playground, and parking lot, with the project based on community feedback and expected to be complete by Spring 2026.

Nashville is set for a hot week with temps near 100 degrees, high humidity, and minimal wind relief. Evenings will be clearer, with a chance of sporadic showers mid-week.

A fire at the Slate Apartment complex in Bellevue displaced families and caused extensive damage, with one firefighter injured. Efforts to assist residents and address safety concerns are underway.

Two Livingston residents face multiple charges for creating and distributing CSAM, following an investigation sparked by an NCMEC tip and conducted by TBI and local law enforcement.

PCFD helped Dekalb County extinguish a rural house fire; the house was a total loss but there were no resident injuries, only minor heat issues for some firefighters.