Nashville experiences hot summer days with highs near 92°F and a heat index up to 102°F; slight cooling at night.

An 18-year-old male's body was found in Duck River near a bridge on Highway 31 by the Columbia Police Department, initiating an ongoing death investigation.

Metropolis launches "Park & Play Program" offering free parking for a year to Nashville musicians, aimed at easing their financial burdens and supporting the local artist community.

Firefighters in Spring Hill averted a structure fire in Benevento East by addressing a shorted hot water heater and improving future response times with a new station.

Murfreesboro Fire & Rescue battled a residential fire on Burton Street early Tuesday, resulting in one injury and significant traffic disruption. The cause is under investigation.

A vehicle fire on I-65 led to Maury County Fire Department's response. Post-incident, firefighters helped a THP officer with a flat tire, showcasing teamwork and professionalism.

A homicide investigation in Lewisburg is underway after Wendy L. Lucas was found dead; Gary L. McCormick is charged and held in jail. Police seek more information.

TDOC invites applications for its Citizens' Correctional Academy, offering insight into Tennessee's correctional system, including facility tours and discussions on rehabilitation.

In a Nashville car crash, a Maserati hit a Nissan head-on, killing one and injuring others; the Maserati's driver faces multiple charges including vehicular homicide.

Tennessee State Sen. Ken Yager pled no contest to a misdemeanor DUI, with additional charges dropped after a December incident in Georgia. He expressed remorse and completed community service.

Sheriff's deputies found drugs and paraphernalia near children in a Cookeville apartment. The occupants, Patti and Ryan Jaeger, admitted to drug use and were arrested on child abuse and drug charges.

The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office won two traffic safety awards at a Nashville conference, with Sgt. Watson's efforts being particularly praised.

A man in Overton County was arrested for first-degree murder and abuse of a corpse; his girlfriend's body was found burned and transported in a refrigerator.