MTSU hosts a drug and vape take-back event as part of a DEA initiative for the safe disposal of unused medications and vaping devices to prevent misuse and environmental pollution.

A former Paris police officer and his wife were indicted on child abuse charges involving their 3-year-old. They were booked into jail with a $20,000 bond each.

Amazon purchased a $116 million warehouse in Wilson County, hinting at a new operations facility with potential job creation, but details are still in early planning stages.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny and warm weather for Nashville with temperatures around 70-85 degrees and chances of showers increasing towards the weekend.

Nashville offers free train rides on April 25 for 'Ticket to Ride' event during Transit Month, with discussions on sustainable transport at Donelson meetup.

Tennessee's financial commissioner announced a new maximum interest rate of 11.50%, which will remain until the Federal Reserve changes the prime loan rate.

Nashville police are searching for a man who stole a Ronald McDonald House charity box from a local McDonald's, with footage of the theft shared by MNPD Nashville.

The 2025 National Women in Law Enforcement Conference is taking place in Nashville, hosted by Tennessee Highway Patrol, focusing on professional development for women in the field.

An Ashland City doctor, Dr. John R. Manning, received a three-year prison sentence for participating in a health care fraud scheme that cost Medicare nearly $20 million.

Hundreds marched in Nashville against a bill that could restrict public education access for undocumented students, emphasizing education as a fundamental right for all.

IRS extends tax deadlines for Tennessee taxpayers due to April floods, aligning with FEMA's state emergency declaration. Tennessee also offers individual filing extensions.

Police issued an arrest warrant for Candido Raul Rubio-Perez for fatally stabbing his estranged wife, Niurka Alfonso-Acevedo, outside an elementary school.

A 23-year-old woman from Putnam County, identified as Cassidy Jackson, was found dead from a gunshot in Nashville; her body was discovered without personal identification, but has since been confirmed by MNPD. Her death is under investigation.