Woman killed in fatal crash identified, wrong way driver accused of accident facing multiple charges

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Raquel Lorena Sarabia Barajas, 37, has been identified as the victim of a fatal car crash at Bell Road and Harris Hills Lane that occurred early Sunday morning, according to Metro Police.

In a report, police said the driver of a Maserati crossed into oncoming traffic around 3:25 am, and ultimately struck a Nissan in which Barajas was sitting on the passenger side. The driver of the Nissan sustained life threatening injuries.

Police said Julio Ceasar Herrera Gonzalez, 36, was identified as the driver of the Maserati and sustained minor injuries.

Gonzalez is now facing multiple charges including DUI and vehicular homicide.

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Tennessee restores habitats to aid monarch butterflies amid endangered status threat

It's migratory season for billions of animals across the United States. That means millions of birds and butterflies will take a rest stop in Tennessee and Kentucky as they move south for winter. Tennessee state parks are working to create vital habitat for the migrating monarchs. You may be able to follow their lead around your home to help reverse a declining monarch population.

- Lelan Statom