LPR cameras help authorities arrest vehicle theft suspects in Sumner County
Law enforcement from two Middle Tennessee counties joined forces earlier this month to catch two career criminals from South Florida.
Law enforcement from two Middle Tennessee counties joined forces earlier this month to catch two career criminals from South Florida.
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Authorities are asking for the public's help after thousands of dollars worth of roofing materials and tools were stolen.
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The Atlanta Braves are facing the San Diego Padres on Tuesday in Game 2 of their series. The Braves beat…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Congress Tuesday that the U.S. war against Iran has cost $37.5 billion so far, as lawmakers from both pa…
The National Weather Service has not confirmed a tornado, but officials are reporting damage near Wax, Kentucky, after a tornado-warned stor…
What This Story Is About Metro Nashville Public Schools held a job fair Tuesday at the Nashville Fairgrounds to fill roughly 300 open teache…
Wilson Perry Kirby just wanted to do the right thing. The 76-year-old Coopertown farmer and retired Montgomery County Highway Department wor…
On Monday, News 2 confirmed DC Blox purchased a piece of property next to the zoo for $23 million.
Law enforcement from two Middle Tennessee counties joined forces earlier this month to catch two career criminals from South Florida.
A U.S. service member who was missing is now believed to be dead following Iranian air strikes on a military base in Jordan last week. The D…
A proposed Costco is expected to transform part of Clarksville, bringing new shopping, hundreds of jobs, and more housing to one of the city…
A portion of Highway 109 in Wilson County is closed in both directions following a serious injury crash that was reported around 4:55 p.m, a…
Rutherford County commissioners have voted to move forward with plans for a new public safety campus to address severe overcrowding at the c…
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