The Lebanon PD arrested 18-year-old Zachary Spitaliere, wanted for the fatal shooting of Jeremiah Brown, thanks to a coordinated effort with Metro Nashville Police.

La Vergne police arrested two individuals caught drag racing on city streets, also recovering a firearm. The officers involved were commended for their quick response and the incident reinforced the city's intolerance for illegal racing.

A hit-and-run on I-40W in Nashville killed a woman; police are investigating. A second vehicle hit her but stayed on-scene. The suspect's vehicle is gray.

Nashville Police urge residents to secure their vehicles and firearms due to the high rate of guns stolen from cars, with 74% of 714 guns stolen this year taken from vehicles.

Cookeville is starting street repairs tomorrow, with milling and resurfacing by Vulcan Materials, affecting Fisk Road and other areas, potentially causing detours and lane closures.

Nashville police investigate the murder of Samia G. Magzaoui, 34, who was found deceased with multiple injuries. The community is asked to provide information.

Cookeville has scheduled nighttime road closures on East Spring Street for utility work from July 28 to 30, affecting traffic between South Walnut and Scott Avenues.

Roadwork on East Spring Street in Cookeville begins July 22, closing the westbound lane for sidewalk improvements; traffic to be rerouted with signs and flaggers.

Allecia Wolfe from Florida was found deceased in Manchester, with no obvious trauma. Her travel to Tennessee is unexplained and her family seeks answers regarding her death.

Nolan Smith has been named Tennessee State University's new head men's basketball coach, bringing his experience as a Duke national champion and NBA player to the role.

Nashville is under a heat advisory with heat index values up to 109 degrees, posing a risk of heat illnesses; residents are advised to stay hydrated and indoors when possible.

A water main break in Franklin led to road closures and water outages for residents; crews are working on repairs and officials clarified it's unrelated to sinkhole reports.

Nashville police launched a homicide investigation after a woman's body, suspected to have died from blunt force trauma, was found covered by a garbage bag on the roadside.