A man wanted on multiple charges in Memphis was arrested in Mt. Juliet after a traffic stop turned into a chase, with K-9 Citron aiding in the apprehension and evidence recovery.

A fatal crash on Highway 109 in Wilson County caused two deaths and significant traffic delays, with partial road closures and ongoing investigations.

A head-on crash in Clarksville on the 41A Bypass claimed the life of Matthew Bouslog. Local authorities are investigating the incident which caused significant disruption.

A student was arrested after bringing a gun to Hillsboro High School in Nashville, causing a morning lockdown until the weapon was secured and no further threats found.

Harlon Webb was killed in a planned attack at a Smyrna gas station; two suspects, including a juvenile, are in custody. Webb was a familiar face at the Citgo, known for his routine and kindness. Community mourns as police continue the investigation.

An MTSU training aircraft veered off the runway during a simulated engine failure exercise. Both instructor and student were unharmed, but flight operations were suspended.

Rachel Greene from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture received the Governor's Excellence in Service Award for her impactful work in the State's forestry initiatives and use of technology.

Jyala Hall was arrested for the death of her boyfriend in Nashville after retracting her claim of a stranger being the shooter and admitting to firing the weapon herself during an argument.

The National Weather Service predicts a mostly sunny day with a high near 93 degrees and a calm wind, with a 20% chance of showers in the evening in Nashville.

A section of I-24 West in Nashville will be closed for weekend repairs, with detours in place and additional closures scheduled for the end of September. TDOT urges caution around work zones.

A severe crash on I-24 in Tennessee left three people injured and caused a full road closure at mile marker 56. The incident involved a Honda Civic hitting a median and injuring unbelted occupants.

Hathorne, a prominent Nashville restaurant, has announced its permanent closure after a challenging post-pandemic period despite once earning a spot on Bon Appetit's "Best 50 New Restaurants" list.

La Vergne officers, Ashley Boleyjack and Gregory Kern, were awarded Law Enforcement Purple Heart Medals for sustaining serious injuries during an altercation last year.