A Hendersonville man was sentenced to 15 years after pleading guilty to multiple fraud, theft and money‑laundering counts tied to a fake closing and a bogus boat sale.

Hai Hospitality is reportedly bringing its Uchi sushi concept to Nashville’s Pie Town, a move that would add a high‑end dining option to the rapidly changing neighborhood. Details on an address or opening date are still pending.

A new Tennessee bill would require bars to stock rapid drink‑testing kits and reclassify spiking someone’s drink as a Class D felony, but questions about costs and enforcement remain.

A Murfreesboro woman visited police Tuesday to thank detectives after the man convicted in her case was sentenced; the department shared photos and survivor resources.

A fast-moving fire heavily damaged Mother’s Italiano in Chapel Hill. Owners said nobody was hurt and investigators are probing the cause.

Court filings reviewed by WKRN allege a former worker robbed a Nashville restaurant; investigators are reviewing the documents and local trends provide context.

A man was arrested after allegedly demanding money while armed with a knife in South Nashville, local video shows.

Wilson County released photos of a vehicle tied to the Jan. 12 Old Hickory killing and is asking residents with dash‑cam or surveillance footage to come forward.

A two‑year data review shows three Nashville‑area interchanges tied as the deadliest on Middle Tennessee interstates. The clusters point to trouble where ramps, freight and commuters converge.

A Metro Schools advisory contract with the Ingram Group overlapped with paid work for ENA/Zayo, prompting questions about disclosure and procurement.

A Davidson County grand jury has indicted two men tied to a deadly downtown Nashville fight; MNPD says both suspects are jailed as the case moves to court.

Davidson County Sheriff Daron Hall warns a sophisticated phone scam is targeting people across Nashville — from everyday residents to lawyers and elected officials.

Metro Nashville Police say there are no known credible threats but have increased patrols near houses of worship and entertainment areas and ask residents to report anything suspicious.