Karla Armendariz is charged with vehicular homicide after a fatal pickup truck and scooter collision in Nashville.

High school senior Katelyn Williams saved Billy Austin's life by performing CPR after he collapsed at a YMCA, reaffirming her commitment to a healthcare career.

Law enforcement in Nashville increased traffic monitoring, focusing on dangerous driving behaviors and ensuring adherence to vehicle safety standards.

Rutherford County is holding a public dialogue on whether to allow the expansion of the Middle Point Landfill, with residents encouraged to participate in a survey on HelpRutherford.org.

The National Weather Service predicts changing weather for Nashville, with clearing skies and rising temperatures, and possible showers towards the weekend.

A collision between an 18-wheeler and a dump truck in Murfreesboro caused traffic delays and a fuel leak, which was contained by firefighters. Lanes on S. Church Street have since reopened.

A Unionville man, Curtis Colten Edwards, was arrested on homicide charges after his mother was found dead at their home. The investigation suggested foul play. Details on evidence and cause of death are not disclosed.

Clarksville Fire Rescue hosted a joint training to enhance search and rescue operations with local agencies, focusing on a unified response framework.

Clarksville's Mayor Pro Tem Brian Zacharias was chosen for Smart Growth America's Complete Streets Champions Institute to learn about creating safer, healthier streets.

Hands On seeks volunteers for flood relief on March 8, involving tasks like water removal and property restoration. Safety gear provided; not suitable for those with respiratory issues.

McKenzie McClure was convicted of cyberstalking, issuing threats that impacted a Nashville school and church. His online threats led to a school closure and he faces a maximum of five years in prison.

Clarksville officials are seeking volunteers to help assess flood damage on March 5 by canvassing neighborhoods, with emphasis on teamwork and community support for the recovery efforts.

A Brentwood man, Alexander Thompson, is charged with federal crimes for threatening to bomb a Nashville courthouse; claims of wanting to overthrow the government and experiencing "nightly torture" were cited in an email.