Just a day after being added to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigations Ten Most Wanted list, two Knoxville women turned themselves into authorities.

Two former members of convicted evangelist Tony Alamo's ministry have been awarded $33 million each after they sued Alamo for ordering them to be beaten.

A former caretaker at a Kingsport health care center for dependent adults was taken into custody on Thursday after being indicted by a Washington County Grand Jury last month, the TBI announced.

A Rogersville businessman is facing up to six years in prison after being accused of shooting himself during a fake robbery.

A judge accepts motion to dismiss Kenny Bartley's plea withdrawal motion. Bartley was able to get the court to throw out a guilty plea he entered as part of a deal struck when he was fifteen.

A man suspected of stealing an iPhone was arrested after the owners used an application to trace the device

The former chief financial officer of a Memphis pump re-manufacturer has been charged with the theft of nearly $1.2 million from the business.

Madison County deputies searching for a homicide suspect found an indoor marijuana grow operation instead.

Knoxville police are looking for a suspect after a man was found shot in East Knoxville.

Two Knoxville women accused of kidnapping and murder have been added to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's Most Wanted List.

A Brooklyn jury decided the fate of Vincent "Vinny Gorgeous" Basciano on Wednesday at the penalty phase of his capital trial. It gave him a life sentence.

Debra Brown said Wednesday her record hasn't been expunged, making it hard to find a job because employers think she killed her last boss.

Police in California have returned the stolen laptop of a man who tracked its location using software that also sent him photos of another man using it in bed while shirtless, among other images.

A convicted murderer has won the right to argue to a federal judge that he should be entitled to receive hate-filled white supremacist material in a Tennessee prison because it's part of his religion.

Lonnie Greenlee pleaded guilty on Tuesday and his plea agreement anticipates a sentencing range of about five to six years. Neither Greenlee nor his appointed attorney would comment to The Tennessean after the hearing.

Louisiana State Police say four Department of Public Safety employees should be disciplined and security protocols strengthened after two trusties escaped in March.

The 36-year-old Vardaman was named in 16 counts on an indictment returned on Tuesday, according to a news release from the Metro Nashville Police Department.

Police in Cookeville, Tenn., say a man texted a woman, offering to sell her an iPod she had reported stolen a day earlier.

Knoxville Police are investigating a robbery at a North Knoxville restaurant.

Local law enforcement agencies are learning the most up to date tricks in identity crimes.

Authorities in South Carolina say they arrested a 50-year-old convenience store clerk who sold cigarettes and smokeless tobacco to boys after they let him spank them.

The burned out shell of a vacant South Side home on Rugby Avenue has neighbors terrified. That's because fire investigators believe it's the work of an arsonist.

The U.S. Sentencing Commission meets Wednesday in Washington to consider making many of the new guidelines retroactive, a step that could bring early release for as many as 1 in every 18 federal prisoners, or approximately 12,000 inmates.

Nashville police say a 4-year-old boy witnessed the slaying of his stepfather while the two were on a four-wheeler.

Two Iraqis have been indicted in Kentucky on federal terrorism charges, including allegations that they provided support to Al-Qaida in Iraq and conspired to transport Stinger missiles overseas.