Tennessee House Republicans have elected their leadership for the 114th General Assembly, with Rep. Cameron Sexton re-confirmed as Speaker of the House.

The MNPD reports 819 guns were stolen from vehicles in Nashville this year, highlighting a continuing problem with firearms theft from automobiles in the city.

A Tennessee man was arrested in Minnesota on charges of sexual battery and rape involving a juvenile, following a TBI investigation that began in September.

Tennessee's maximum formula interest rate has risen to 11.75%, influenced by the Federal Reserve's average prime loan rate. This change, announced by Commissioner Gonzales, aligns with a 1983 law mandating rate adjustments.

Three men were arrested for scaling Nashville's AT&T building after being spotted by a witness and found hiding by police. They face trespassing and disorderly conduct charges.

A serious crash on Highway 70 in Benton County, Tennessee, with at least one fatality, has led to a road closure, a broken water main, and school cancellations.

A fire at Breckenridge Apartments in Madison was quickly contained with no injuries reported, as residents were evacuated by both fire crews and a couple warning others.

A man in La Vergne sustained a non-fatal gunshot wound from a road rage incident, with the police actively seeking information.

An accident involving a cattle trailer on I-840 in Williamson County prompted an emergency response to corral a 1600-lb bull and caused the temporary closure of the westbound lanes.

The North Clarksville Service Center will close on November 27 for renovations aimed at improving accessibility, with services available at alternative locations until the work is complete.

The Clarksville Police Department is searching for missing 62-year-old Barbara Spence and is asking the public for assistance. She may be in a blue GMC Sierra with Michigan plates.

Rodney William Griffin from Tennessee was arrested for distributing child sexual abuse material via Snapchat after a cyber tip prompted an investigation.

TDOT halts highway construction for Thanksgiving travel, optimizing traffic flow and safety with deployed HELP Truck drivers, expecting 1.8 million Tennesseans on road trips.