A woman with multiple warrants was arrested in Mt. Juliet for speeding, using a fake tag, and identity theft. She faced additional charges after officers discovered her true identity.

A man was trapped in a trench collapse at a construction site; Clarksville Fire Rescue responded, conducted a successful rescue, with the man emerging unharmed.

The National Weather Service in Nashville issued a heat advisory for Middle Tennessee due to extreme heat index values projected to exceed 105 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions against potential heat illnesses.

A fire destroyed a home on Henpeck Lane, with Franklin Fire responding. Agencies worked together to fight the fire, thought to be electrical in origin. All residents evacuated safely, and some belongings were saved.

The article announces the upcoming retirement of Cookeville's Director of Leisure Services, Rick Woods, celebrating his impactful career and contributions to local community spaces.

Mt. Juliet Police stopped a woman with illegal window tint and found ecstasy, marijuana, paraphernalia, and a residue-coated handgun in her car, leading to multiple charges.

Nashville Fire Department seeks a suspected arsonist caught on video setting fire to Brooke's Bail Bond. Two individuals are of interest; one was seen starting the fire. Rewards are offered for information leading to an arrest.

A Nashville woman was charged with false reporting during a double homicide case after giving misleading statements, later admitting she witnessed the crime. Her boyfriend is wanted for the murders.

Nashville's weather forecast includes hot days with high humidity, periodic thunderstorms, and a heat index reaching up to 110 degrees in the coming days.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced an increase in ICE operations in Tennessee, with strong criticism toward Nashville's mayor and Belmont University. Concerns over due process in the immigration system were also raised.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem will hold a press conference in Nashville to highlight the apprehension of dangerous illegal aliens in Tennessee, reflecting the Trump administration's strict immigration policy.

Two charged with second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Noah Taylor during a road rage incident on I-24.

Police caught felon Demarius Fite in a stolen truck after a chase; a sawed-off shotgun was found inside. He faces multiple charges and a $76,000 bond.