The Hendersonville Police Department received the Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award for their exceptional support of employees in the National Guard and Reserves.

Clarksville Police Department announces a First Responder Basketball Tournament at Hilldale Baptist Church on October 4th to benefit the Montgomery County First Responders Association.

Nashville Metro Police confirm Ever Domingo Mazariegos, 25, was killed in a shooting outside Thompson Place Apartment Complex; detectives investigate the targeted incident.

A house in North Clarksville was destroyed by fire on Labor Day; no injuries were reported, and the affected family is receiving Red Cross assistance.

The article discusses National Police K9 Day and the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office's recognition of K9 units' contributions to law enforcement on social media.

Matthew Lynn Humphrey was convicted on child sexual exploitation charges in Williamson County, following an investigation sparked by a Dropbox CyberTip.

Smoke alarms alerted a Tennessee family to a fire caused by a mini cosmetics fridge malfunction, facilitating their safe evacuation and a quick response by firefighters.

Traffic stop in Mt. Juliet reveals a Nashville man with a violent criminal history and a stolen handgun in his car, leading to his arrest for multiple charges.

The Nashville Fire Department honored U.S. workers on Labor Day, highlighting their contributions to the nation's strength and well-being on social media.

Michael E. Brown, 40, was arrested on two counts of second-degree murder related to the fentanyl and cocaine overdose deaths of Kendra Stillah and Deeangelo Hunter.

Police in La Vergne, Tennessee, arrested a suspect for attempted armed robbery during a firearm sale. No injuries occurred, and the police are praised for their swift response.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee appointed Chris Frulla and Raymond Lepone as judges in Shelby County's Circuit and Criminal Courts, respectively, filling vacancies due to a promotion and retirement.

The Nashville Fire Department, with IAFF Local 140, has launched its "Fill the Boot" fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, seeking donations to help fight neuromuscular diseases.