Cordae Robison, 24, from Goodlettsville died after his car hit a utility pole in South Nashville. The crash, attributed to high-speed driving, occurred without indications of drugs or alcohol.

The Clarksville Police Department announced the promotion of Captains Scott Thornton, Liane Wilson, and Daniel Lane to Deputy Chiefs, marking a milestone in leadership and diversity.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts warns residents of potential evacuations due to flooding and urges those in vulnerable areas to prepare emergency plans, as heavy rains continue.

Nashville is under a Flood Watch due to expected heavy rainfall, potentially causing flooding, especially in areas north of I-40 and west of I-65. The NWS advises caution for rising rivers and urban flooding.

Nashville police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who killed a pedestrian on West Trinity Lane. The victim, a 39-year-old man, died after being hit by a black Nissan Murano.

A head-on collision in Nashville resulted in the death of Paula Moore and left her daughter critical, with two other injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.

TDOT announces early morning lane closures on Interstate 75 in Hamilton County for utility work, with potential delays and law enforcement present for traffic control.

The THRC recognizes Fair Housing Month, reflecting on the history of housing equality and the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Activities will be held, including a summit on April 29 at the National Civil Rights Museum.

Two individuals from Florida were killed in Nashville when a stolen Jeep crashed into their taxicab. The driver of the Jeep, George A. Chaney, will face charges after his hospital discharge.

La Vergne's annual Easter Drive-Thru event will be on April 12 at Veterans Memorial Park, offering treats and a visit from the Easter Bunny for various age groups.

An Ohio police academy recruit was arrested for inappropriate online contact with a Tennessee minor and faces charges including solicitation and attempted sexual exploitation.

The Cookeville History Museum will host an exhibit on the Cream City sign, celebrating its 75-year history, including its impact on the community and related historical artifacts.

La Vergne's annual Block Party and Touch-a-Truck is on April 26 at Veterans Memorial Park, offering community fun, games, food trucks, and a chance for kids to explore vehicles.