Murfreesboro Police seek help identifying two women who stole tequila from Big Pigs Wine and Spirits on March 28, using a black Nissan driven by an accomplice.

Tennessee National Guard aids in flood relief efforts after storms hit the state, deploying over 40 Guardsmen with heavy-duty vehicles and equipment to assist affected communities.

Tennessee Board of Parole to conduct public clemency hearings in Nashville on April 22-23, offering recommendations for pardons and commutations to the Governor.

The TFWC has welcomed four new members to oversee Tennessee's wildlife resources, including Hanes Torbett, Rosemary McIlhenny, John McCarty, and the reappointed Steve Jones.

The NWS in Nashville predicts a mix of frosty mornings, sunny skies, and showers with possible thunderstorms, followed by a warming trend into next week.

Nashville Police emphasized securing vehicles to prevent gun thefts, with 73% of reported gun thefts in Davidson County in 2025 from vehicles, spurring a specialized initiative leading to over 1,000 arrests.

Harpeth Hall School in Nashville received a bomb threat, prompting a lockdown. The threat was deemed not credible and classes resumed. The perpetrator's identity remains undisclosed.

The Nashville Police identified Merlin Nataren and Jovanni Portillo as victims in an apparent murder-suicide, with no known history of domestic violence.

Commissioner Gonzales announced the new maximum interest rate of 8.51% for Tennessee home loans starting May 2025, after changes to the Federal National Mortgage Association's system.

Tennessee sets maximum interest rate at 11.50% based on Federal Reserve's prime rate plus 4%, effective April 8, 2025; adjustment follows state legislation.

New forensic rendering made for an unidentified 1985 murder victim by Nashville Police, hoping for leads to identify "Lil Bit." She was killed by James Shaffer and found with unique dental and jewelry features.

Lebanon Police quickly arrested a suspect after a robbery at Lebanon Family Pharmacy, where the perpetrator had stolen medicine and fled on foot. The 39-year-old male faces multiple charges.

Tennessee's TDEC announces a mobile hazardous waste collection in Cannon, Henderson, and Washington counties on April 12, open to all residents for safe disposal of items like cleaning fluids and pesticides.