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.

Timothy Batts was arrested after a brief chase in Madison, linked to a massive methamphetamine distribution case.

Tennessee AG's office provides guidelines to help storm victims with recovery, advising prompt insurance claims, checking contractor licenses, cautious spending, and being alert to scams.

A semi-truck wreck caused East Division Street in Wilson County to close, with detours via Old Lebanon Dirt Road. The road reopened by 3:00 a.m., and the incident is under investigation.

Wilson County faces road closures and infrastructure damage after a severe storm. Residents are warned to avoid certain areas and be cautious. Crews are clearing debris, with updates on the Sheriff's Office Facebook page.

Wilson County Sheriff's Office announces the return of Camp Victory, a free, skill-building camp for 5th to 8th graders focusing on personal safety and development.

The Metro Nashville Police Department is investigating an apparent domestic-related murder-suicide at Axis Apartments. Two people were found fatally shot in their bedroom.

Nashville weather forecast predicts a week of fluctuating spring conditions, from frost and potential thunderstorms to sunny and warmer weekend ahead.

Nashville's Register of Deeds office is temporarily closed for modernization but will maintain online e-filing services. The office reopens April 11 with new amenities for the public.

Deadly crash in Nashville involving a stolen Jeep and a taxicab kills two Florida residents; suspect with prior criminal history arrested at the scene.

A 24-year-old man, Cordae Robison, died in a car crash after hitting a utility pole in Nashville, with no evidence of substance use found at the scene.

Anthes Drive has been selected for a housing surge initiative by Nashville's Office of Homeless Services, aiming to rehouse encampment residents with necessary support.