Raymond L. Turner was charged with sexual exploitation of a minor after Google flagged his account for illegal activity.

The MNPD is undergoing a CALEA accreditation assessment, with its main department and training academy being reviewed against established standards to maintain accreditation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a chilly day in Nashville with increasing clouds, a high of 41 degrees, and strong winds. Clearing is expected over the weekend with warmer temperatures next week.

The Nashville Police Department arrested their 1000th suspect in a vehicle theft initiative, recovering a stolen truck and firearm, with the suspect facing multiple charges.

The Tennessee Department of Education released the 2023-24 State Report Card and School Letter Grades, offering insights into school performance across the state.

A chimney fire in Williamson County injured two residents and a firefighter, prompting a multi-agency response and causing substantial damage to the home.

Tennessee added 56,000 nonfarm jobs over the past year, with a November unemployment rate of 3.5%. The state's job growth includes sectors like health care and technical services.

A 15-year-old, Yariel Sandoval, has been arrested for the murder of Ashley Dominguez outside a club in Nashville, with police citing quick action and coordination in apprehending him.

Nashville International Airport launched a new high-speed Wi-Fi system for travelers, offering improved connectivity up to 100 MBPS, with simplified access via a short survey.

Brentwood City Manager Kirk Bednar to retire in 2025 after a year of transitions including new civic amenities, police leadership changes, and infrastructure projects.

A former church childcare director, Stephany Peugeot, was indicted on charges of embezzling over $200,000 from the Southminster Presbyterian Church’s Childcare Center.

Nashville police are investigating a crash on Blue Hole Road that killed Pauline Jenkins, 68, possibly due to a medical emergency, after her car hit a mailbox and then a ditch.

Clarksville city offices close for Christmas, but public safety remains active; CTS offers free rides to Warm Souls event, and utilities maintain emergency services.