Nashville's NDOT introduces pedestrian safety improvements and signal timing enhancements at 108 downtown intersections to reduce crashes and improve traffic flow.

Detention Deputy John Elliott received the American Jail Association's 2025 Valor Award for disarming an inmate during booking at Rutherford County Adult Detention Center. He has previously interdicted contraband and is honored for his bravery.

Three suspects, including two adults and a teen, were arrested following a vehicle theft, a high-speed chase, and a crash in Antioch, as reported by local news outlets.

Tennessee's Attorney General joins a bipartisan coalition to combat illegal robocalls by issuing warnings to nine voice service providers implicated in routing such calls, with enforcement actions pending non-compliance.

The Tennessee spring turkey hunting season begins on April 12 and ends on May 25, with regulations allowing one male turkey per day and a maximum of two per season.

10-year-old Jeremiah Opio, who was missing in Lebanon, has been found safe according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.

Three teens were arrested after a shootout from two moving Dodge Chargers on Murfreesboro Pike in Nashville, with no injuries reported but some vehicles damaged.

Hendersonville Police arrested Samuel Kirkingburg for aggravated assault stemming from a road rage incident, using surveillance and LPR technology. They advise the community to stay calm on roads due to increased rage incidents.

The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council is introducing new regulations effective June 30, 2025, to enhance the safety and fairness of sports betting, including MFA requirements and measures against fraud and underage gambling.

Murfreesboro Police ended the search for two women accused of theft at a Target after identifying them. The suspects had concealed items and left without paying on two occasions. No further case details were provided.

Two men were hospitalized after an early morning shooting outside Larry Flynt's Hustler Club in Nashville, with one sustaining life-threatening injuries.

Murfreesboro Police are seeking public help via social media to identify a man connected to auto burglaries and other crimes; they request info on the armed suspect at 629-201-5638.

The TBI canceled an Endangered Child Alert after 10-year-old Jeremiah Opio from Lebanon, Tennessee, was found safe. He had been missing since being seen riding his bicycle Tuesday night.