Old Hickory Boulevard

A fatal crash involving three semi-trucks shut down Interstate 24 West near Whites Creek, Tennessee, resulting in one death and unknown injuries for the other two drivers. Authorities, including Metro Nashville Police and the Tennessee Department of Transportation, are responding, with traffic diverted and a separate death investigation ongoing on I-65.

An overturned trailer caused traffic delays on Old Hickory Boulevard and Whites Creek Pike on I-24 near mile marker 36. Debris cleanup operations are currently underway at the crash site.

A rollover crash occurred on Highway 70 near Old Hickory Boulevard in front of the Kroger in Bellevue, resulting in at least one injury. Traffic in the area is disrupted as crews work to clear the scene.

A man was indicted by a Wilson County Grand Jury for two counts of aggravated robbery and property theft following an April 7-Eleven robbery in Lebanon, Tennessee. Police linked the incident to a carjacking and subsequent crash during a police pursuit involving a stolen vehicle and a tow truck collision in Old Hickory Boulevard.

A 24-year-old man was arrested after driving a dirt bike the wrong way on multiple roads, including I-65, and evading police during a reckless chase. Logan Breaux, who lacked a valid driver’s license, performed illegal maneuvers such as U-turns and shoulder driving before abandoning his bike and fleeing on foot.

A dog was dragged behind a vehicle in Nashville, leading to an investigation by the Metro Nashville Police Department. The owner claims the dog jumped out of a window, she experienced a medical event causing her to black out, and the leash remained on the dog after returning from the park. No charges have been filed.

A dog was dragged along Old Hickory Boulevard in Nashville by a driver in a black Ford Explorer, as witnessed by Pamela Butts. The dog survived with lacerations and bruises, and Butts pursued the vehicle before police intervened. Metro Nashville Police are investigating the animal cruelty case, and the driver remains unidentified.

The Metro Nashville Police Department is investigating an animal cruelty case after a dog was reportedly dragged by a black Ford Explorer on Old Hickory Boulevard. A witness called 911, the leash broke, and the vehicle's tag was photographed; the driver is described as an older man, and the witness is helping the dog and intends to adopt it.

A 32-year-old man died after his car left Old Hickory Boulevard, crashed through a fence, and struck a tree, according to authorities.

A 32-year-old man from Old Hickory was killed in a single-vehicle crash when his car left the roadway, struck a tree, and he later died at a medical center. The crash remains under investigation with no evidence of impairment found at the scene.

A 32-year-old man, James Spiceland, was killed in a crash on Old Hickory Boulevard in Nashville. The collision occurred when his 2011 Mazda M3 left the roadway, struck a tree, and investigators do not believe he was impaired.

A fatal crash occurred at the intersection of Old Hickory Boulevard and Shute Lane around 8 p.m., resulting in one death.

A Metro Council member is advocating for more smart signals in Hermitage. The Nashville Department of Transportation & Multimodal Infrastructure adjusted the traffic light timing at the Old Hickory Boulevard and Andrew Jackson Parkway-Dodson Chapel Road intersection to extend green light durations.