Zykaria Velazquez was arrested after a standoff in Rutherford County, where he threatened to kill two women and barricaded himself before surrendering peacefully.

Three boys were arrested for stealing Christmas decorations in Mt. Juliet, thanks to community and police cooperation, and a resident's surveillance footage.

A Dickson County High School student, Joshua Lugg, died in a vehicle collision, with the community and FFA members expressing their loss and mourning.

Nashville's weather forecast includes a mix of clouds and clear skies, with temperatures ranging from the low 20s to mid-50s, and generally mild wind conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency announces its annual photo contest, seeking submissions for its 2025-26 calendar, with a prize of $60 for featured photographers. Deadline is March 17, 2025.

A group sues to stop Nashville's transit plan, arguing it has misleading language, improper funding under the IMPROVE Act, and extends beyond the legal scope.

Mt. Juliet Police used a Taser to detain a 25-year-old armed man in crisis from Nashville at a shopping area without serious injuries. He was found with stolen goods and drugs, highlighting the officers' professionalism in a tense situation.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will vote on hunting and fishing license fee increases at their final meeting in Memphis, reflecting consumer price index inflation.

A suspected case of highly pathogenic avian influenza is being investigated at a Tennessee chicken facility, with a control zone established and biosecurity measures emphasized.

Lebanon Police are seeking three individuals who stole a Christmas tree from a local Subway restaurant after dining there. The theft was captured on surveillance footage.

The Dickson County community grieves the loss of 19-year-old Joshua Lugg, an FFA member killed in a car crash, as tributes and calls for prayers pour in.

Dr. Sanmi Areola has been appointed by the Metro Board of Health as the new director for the Metro Public Health Department, starting in February 2025.

Nine individuals have been charged in a multi-state money laundering operation involving over $20 million from internet scams, with arrests made in Tennessee, Texas, and other areas.