An 83-year-old woman was killed in a hit-and-run in South Nashville. Metro Nashville Police are investigating and seeking information to apprehend the responsible party.

A two-vehicle crash in Mt. Juliet led to two people being extricated and hospitalized. Traffic was disrupted but later cleared. The MJPD reminded drivers to proceed cautiously.

A fire rescue vehicle crashed with a car in Clarksville while responding to an emergency, blocking traffic at 101st Airborne Division Parkway. No injuries reported; investigation is underway.

An elderly woman was fatally struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run on Wingate Avenue, Nashville. Police seek information from the public to locate the driver.

A two-vehicle crash in Mt. Juliet required extrication and hospital visits for two individuals; it occurred when one car, given the signal by another driver, was hit by traffic in an adjacent lane.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sporadic showers and thunderstorms in Nashville, with high humidity and gusty winds, and an emphasis on unsettled weather conditions.

Community mourns Ashley Dominguez after a fatal shooting in South Nashville as the perpetrator remains at large; white roses represent gun violence victims at a vigil seeking change.

A high-speed crash in Lebanon believed to be caused by speed and alcohol resulted in injuries, property damage, and an ongoing investigation by the police.

Giles County receives a $20,000 grant from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to identify and plan the redevelopment of underused properties as part of the Brownfield Redevelopment Area Grants program.

Authorities are searching for an unidentified assailant following a shooting outside the Clarion Inn in Murfreesboro that critically injured t...

Thirteen certified officers graduated from the Tennessee Highway Patrol training and were sworn in, bringing 93 years of combined experience to the force.

A missing man was rescued from a Clay County cave after being trapped for two days; the rescue effort involved multiple agencies and highlighted the risks of cave exploration.

Tennessee veterans and service members who were possibly misled by Harris Jewelry must file claims by December 21, 2024, for refunds linked to violations of consumer protection laws.