Ex-priest Juan Carlos Garcia-Mendoza was sentenced to 7 years for sexual misconduct involving minors and adults and will be on Tennessee's Sex Offender Registry.

Murfreesboro Police announced a Teen Citizens Police Academy for ages 14–17 to explore law enforcement operations, running from August 19 to September 23.

A 71-year-old man was charged with first-degree murder after his wife's shooting death in Byrdstown, TN. The TBI arrested Johnny Foutch. The investigation is ongoing.

Rutherford County Sheriff's Office seeks dash cam footage for I-24 murder investigation after Noah Taylor was fatally shot, offering a reward for information leading to arrest and prosecution.

The Nashville National Weather Service forecasts a week of warm, sunny days with intermittent showers and thunderstorms and highs approaching the mid-90s.

The Nashville forecast predicts sun, high humidity, and intermittent thunderstorms throughout the week, with temperatures reaching mid-90s and chances of rain varying each day.

Maryville College appoints alumna Marcia Kilby as the new chair of its Board of Directors, succeeding C. Michael Davis Jr., with a focus on continuing the institution's growth and educational mission.

Nashville sees a rise in gun thefts from vehicles, with 530 stolen in 2025, up from 445 in the previous year, with the police urging residents to secure their firearms.

"Hendersonville Police arrest store owner Omar Alazab in 'Operation Gummy Trap' over illegal substance sales, including marijuana and illegal hemp products."

The TWRA reported a boating fatality and other incidents over the July 4th holiday, including 24 BUI arrests and increased fatalities compared to the previous year.

Nashville managed emergency services well during July 4th events, maintaining 911 call efficiency and responding to incidents effectively without overwhelming the system.

A 70-year-old man from Rockwood is charged with first-degree murder after a fatal shooting in Cumberland County, with TBI arresting him on the night of the incident.

Three people were injured by "celebratory" gunfire in downtown Nashville post-July 4th celebrations; MNPD is investigating and reminds the public of the dangers of discharging firearms into the air.