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A fatal crash at West Trinity Lane and Scruggs Lane left one person dead and closed the intersection in West Nashville’s Trinity Hills neighborhood.
A Metro Police helicopter tracked two suspected street racers through Antioch Monday, ending in a crash and two arrests; booking records show felony counts and an ICE detainer.
A cargo van and a semi collided on I‑65 in White House early Saturday, killing the van driver and shutting the southbound lanes for hours.
Community & Society in ...
Advance $12 tickets for Nashville's 65th Christmas Village are on sale through July 31; the four-day market runs Nov. 12–15 at Fairgrounds Nashville.
East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers named Matthew Ayden Wood wanted on a theft-of-firearm charge tied to a May incident on Cumberland Avenue. Tips may be eligible for up to $2,000.
A Springfield woman suffered severe third‑degree burns in a house fire Wednesday, authorities say. Officials have released few details as investigators probe the blaze.
More than 20 bronze vases were taken in two thefts at Hendersonville Memory Gardens, causing about $30,000 in damage. Police suspect the metal may be sold for scrap.
A 19-year-old was arrested after allegedly tossing two bags of marijuana onto rooftops while fleeing a traffic stop in the Brick Church Pike area.
A Sumner County jury convicted Branden Michael Tompkins on 34 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. Sentencing is scheduled for October 2, 2026.
Metro Nashville detectives say a cybertip led them to more than 400 explicit videos tied to a local phone number; a 43-year-old man has been arrested and charged.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
A precautionary boil-water notice covers Westmoreland after a main break knocked out the town's chlorine residual. Officials say to boil tap water for three minutes until tests clear the system.
Weather & Environment in ...
Sudden storms flooded low-lying roads in Nashville and other Southern metros, stranding vehicles and snarling morning commutes.
A two‑month trafficking probe in Maury County led deputies to seize more than 2,000 pills — about 1,500 suspected fentanyl — plus cash, guns and a truck.
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