Stevan Pippin was sworn in to the Brentwood City Commission, filling a vacancy until May 2027. He will also represent the Commission on the Brentwood Tree Board.

A woman is charged after a TDOT worker was fatally struck on I-65 in 2024. Despite safety precautions, Raymon Cruz-Sanchez died following an overcorrection by driver Brittany Bishop.

Authorities are seeking 26-year-old Brandon Arian Ras-Devries after he crashed a truck into a Tennessee bank and fled. He has multiple felony warrants and may be armed.

In La Vergne, Tennessee, resident Milton Jarrett voluntarily helped a firefighter pull a heavy hose to a hydrant during an emergency, exemplifying strong community spirit.

The Metro Nashville Police Department Criminal Warrants Division is seeking public assistance to locate their "Most Wanted" fugitives, including De'tynn Smith for serious charges like first-degree premeditated murder.

Derek Michael Randolph was arrested for murder and other crimes after a police takedown. He's accused of fatally shooting Michael Robinson and is held on a $495,000 bond.

Two teens were arrested in Nashville for allegedly robbing a man at gunpoint and forcing him to withdraw money.

A 73-year-old man died after being struck by an SUV in Nashville when he fell into the street. The driver, who cooperated with police, faces no immediate charges.

Three new professionals joined Brentwood's public safety team: firefighter Travis Crouch and police officers Julia Davis and Griffin Emrick, who are all in training or have notable backgrounds.

Traffic stop for seatbelt violation leads to a Nashville woman's arrest when Mt. Juliet Police find her smoking marijuana and possessing meth, mushrooms, and theft-related items from local stores.

Nashville authorities report a majority of stolen guns are taken from unsecured vehicles, urging residents to lock up and secure firearms to prevent theft and related violent crimes.

A crash on North Thompson Lane in Murfreesboro caused downed power lines and road closures, with traffic being rerouted. Repairs were expected to be completed by early afternoon.

The National Weather Service issued an Extreme Heat Warning for Nashville due to high heat index values reaching 107 degrees, prompting advisories for residents to stay cool and hydrated.