A multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 24 near Murfreesboro caused lane closures and traffic delays. The scene was cleared and lanes reopened after several hours.

Murfreesboro police investigate 39 vehicle break-ins near hotels and an apartment complex, including theft of personal items and five firearms. Suspects in dark attire remain unidentified.

A motorcyclist, Austin Harrison, died after a high-speed crash with a Honda Civic in South Nashville; the Honda driver was cited for driving without a license.

A Williamson County school bus was involved in a collision without injuries at Brindle Ridge Way and Fenwick Ln, as reported by the Spring Hill Police.

Four puppies died in an outbuilding fire in Rutherford County; the cause is under investigation. Another fire later injured occupants in a separate incident. Firefighters and the Red Cross responded.

Nashville police warn not to confront car burglars after a video showed armed suspects breaking into a car. Call 911 if suspicious activity is observed.

The NWS forecasts a wet week for Nashville, with light rain, fog, and high humidity currently, and showers expected to continue through the week with varying temperatures.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee proposed a $59.5 billion budget for FY 2025-26, focusing on economic, educational, and infrastructure improvements, with a record $2.2 billion Rainy Day Fund.

Lebanon police found a stolen vehicle and detained two Californians, leading to the discovery of hundreds of stolen mail pieces and fake ID-making materials.

The TBI highlighted the case of missing Qhiniya Hester from Clarksville, urging for information to aid her search, and stressing the use of social media in locating missing children.

Nashville's weather forecast predicts mixed conditions, including sunny skies and showers, with moderate temperatures and varying chances of rain throughout the week.

Governor Bill Lee to speak on economic growth and innovation in his State of the State address, focusing on job creation, government efficiency, energy innovation, housing strategy, and balancing development with conservation in Tennessee.

Kenyal Pinkerton, 24, was arrested in Nashville for a shooting that wounded two men on January 29; she faces multiple charges, including attempted criminal homicide.