A man has been indicted for the first-degree murder and aggravated child neglect of an infant in Murfreesboro, with his arraignment scheduled for October 28.

Over 400 books, including works by authors like Dr. Seuss and John Green, were removed from Wilson County school libraries in compliance with Tennessee's Age Appropriate Materials Act.

The Clarksville community and police are seeking the public's help in locating 22-year-old Kajalben Patel, missing since September 16 after being seen entering a vehicle.

Jimmy Dana Brown was arrested in Sumner County on charges including aggravated sexual battery and exploitation of a minor after extensive SCSO investigations.

A student fell 80 feet into Snail Shell Cave in Rockvale during a field trip. Emergency services performed a high-angle rope rescue, and the victim was airlifted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

A Silver Alert has been issued for John Hill, Jr., a 67-year-old missing Nashville man. Authorities are seeking public assistance to find Hill, who has a medical condition that may impair his ability to return home.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue has equipped its fire trucks with LUCAS devices for hands-free CPR, enhancing emergency responses and potentially saving more lives.

Nashville police are searching for two suspects linked to multiple vape shop break-ins and residential package thefts, seeking public assistance with identifying them from surveillance footage.

Nashville Police seek a suspect for a fatal East Nashville altercation, initially mistaken for a hit-and-run, where James Sutton died from head and spinal injuries.

MJPD arrested a Nashville woman with an extradition warrant after a high-speed chase, finding nearly $6,000 in stolen goods from a Kohl's store theft.

A robbery occurred at Swett’s Market in Nashville, where a suspect with a concealed identity held up the store at gunpoint. The Nashville Police Department is seeking information from the public.

Five new officers joined the Franklin Police Department, with varied backgrounds including military, firefighting, and prior law enforcement experience. They were sworn in at a ceremony attended by the Police Chief and others.

FEMA aids residents in six Tennessee counties with temporary housing following Tropical Storm Helene's destruction, as announced by Governor Bill Lee.