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.

The National Weather Service forecasts a chilly Thanksgiving weekend in Nashville, with frosty nights, sunny to partly sunny days, high temps in the 40s, and lows plunging into the 20s. A slight chance of showers may occur midweek.

A Murfreesboro man has been sentenced to 41 years for a violent spree involving robberies, carjackings, and kidnappings.

Brentwood continues its search for a new city manager after failing to secure an acceptable candidate. The mayor stated they're restarting the process, aiming to fill the role before the current manager retires in February 2025.

Convicted felon Ladon Ervin was re-arrested after a shootout at a Nashville car wash which injured a bystander.

Ricky Johnson has been convicted of first-degree premeditated murder in the 2022 killing of Trashai Siske in Nashville and sentenced to life without parole.

A multi-vehicle crash early Wednesday caused the closure of eastbound lanes on the 101st Airborne Division Parkway in Clarksville, TN, with traffic rerouted and injuries reported.

The Metro Nashville Police Department is deploying 16 new patrol vehicles with a fresh design, featuring silver and gray colors and a new "NASH PD" logo.

Dr. Robert M. Smith joins the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, with his appointment confirmed by Governor Bill Lee and supported by Executive Director Dr. Steven Gentile.

TDOT updates its Strategic Highway Safety Plan, focusing on vulnerable road user safety, with a significant reduction in pedestrian and cyclist fatalities. Investments exceed $239 million in safety projects.

A 14-year-old was arrested for a carjacking in North Nashville, located through a tracking app and police coordination. The second suspect was released to his parent.

The Clarksville Police are searching for two runaway teens, Sa'Riya Whitney and Jan'Niyah Wheeler, who left their residence and may be in Murfreesboro or Hermitage. Public assistance is requested.

A vehicle crashed into Karin's Kustard & Hamburgers in Smyrna, leading to an unexpected closure. No injuries were reported, and the investigation and structural assessment are ongoing.