A Kentucky State Police trooper was injured in a crash on I-65 during wintry weather and was later released from the hospital. The driver who hit his vehicle was cited.

Schools in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky close or delay due to winter weather, prioritizing safety amid forecasts of icy roads and freezing temperatures.

A person was seriously injured in a vehicle crash on Interstate 24 near Clarksville, resulting in the closure of the westbound lanes to airlift them to a Nashville hospital.

MNPD arrested six teenagers for crimes linked to stolen vehicles and firearms, with a vigilante neighbor reporting their activities leading to their capture and charges in Juvenile Court.

Keyonte Smith, a 17-year-old who voluntarily left home on January 2nd, has been safely found and reunited with family. The public's help in sharing information was appreciated by the police.

The Franklin Police Department is searching for Roy Nicholson III, who failed to report for a five-year sentence for assaulting an officer and other crimes.

Lebanon Police responded to shots fired at a Walmart, evacuated the store, issued a shelter-in-place advisory, and are seeking help identifying a suspect. No injuries were reported.

NDOT outlines a plan to combat expected icy conditions in Nashville with brine treatment and a fleet of 40 snowplow trucks. They're prepared for a potential winter event this weekend.

Tennessee requires a Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) from residents transferring a driver's license from eight specific states not part of the S2S Verification Service starting January 10, 2025.

An individual was arrested after a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle across Wilson and Trousdale counties, ending with spike strips and an attempt to flee on foot.

The Franklin Police's FLEX Unit arrested 50 people for retail theft, recovering $9,500 worth of goods during the "Not in Our Mall" operation over six weeks.

Tennessee legislators propose House Bill 55, the PEACE Act, to address hate crimes by classifying certain actions as misdemeanors and enhancing law enforcement protocols.

Mayor Joe Pitts inducted new and returning members of the Clarksville City Council, expressing confidence in the body's strength and service to the community.