Matthew Isaac Knoot was arrested for allegedly helping North Korean IT workers pose as U.S. remote workers, potentially aiding North Korea's weapons program.

Albin Avdiu was arrested on multiple charges, including attempted murder and drug possession, following a car chase and foot pursuit by Nashville Police.

Three men from Texas were arrested for robbing an ATM in West Nashville, thanks to cooperation between law enforcement agencies and license plate recognition technology.

A minor fire caused by an electrical issue damaged a Salvation Army building in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, but was quickly extinguished without injuries.

Authorities are investigating a fatal shooting in Cumberland County that resulted in the death of Jack Daniel Carter, as multiple agencies, including the TBI, analyze evidence and conduct an autopsy.

The Nashville Department of Transportation implemented new safety measures in 15 school zones to improve pedestrian crossings and reduce speeding as students return to school.

TDOT announces roadwork causing potential delays in West Tennessee from August 7-14, affecting 21 counties with lane closures on I-40 and various highways for construction and resurfacing projects.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and high temperatures for Nashville, with a high near 94 degrees today and consistent warmth throughout the week.

Misael Garcia arrested for the homicide of Jawaun Jones; claims self-defense during a confrontation. His claim is under review as he also faces evidence tampering charges.

Thaddous Baskette was arrested in Nashville with 13 warrants for charges including auto theft and aggravated assault. He's accused of stealing vehicles and running over a victim.

A 64-year-old cyclist, Ronald Laird, was killed in Nashville after failing to stop at a sign and colliding with a car. Investigations point to Laird's failure to yield as the cause.

Rickey Starks was arrested in Covington for the murder of London Montgomery on July 7. Montgomery was found shot in a stolen SUV. Starks now faces first-degree murder charges.

Governor Bill Lee and TDEC have established the Office of Outdoor Recreation in Tennessee to advance conservation and outdoor access, with Brian Clifford at its helm.