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Patchy morning fog will slow the commute. Highs near 91°F with heat‑index values into the low 100s and scattered storms increasing into the weekend.
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A Metro Nashville Police drone helped officers trace a Robinson Road robbery after live footage showed one suspect with a boxcutter. Both men were arrested and are being held on bond.
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Downtown favorite Gannons is planning a second outpost in Wedgewood‑Houston, listed as an upcoming tenant at Houston Station. No firm opening date has been announced.
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Two new Tennessee laws that took effect July 1 raise prison ranges to 12–20 years for intoxicated drivers who flee fatal crashes and add mandatory minimums and fines.
Humid morning with a 50% chance of afternoon storms and highs near 88°F. Heat climbs into the 90s by the weekend.
A Boone County judge dismissed Delta Chi and most named fraternity members from the Riley Strain wrongful‑death suit; the family says it will appeal.
A Knoxville crime scene technician was wounded while processing a Jones Street shooting; police arrested 35-year-old Joey Rudd and charged him with multiple counts.
A pedestrian was killed early Saturday on Murfreesboro Pike in Antioch after a driver told police he had 'no time to react' during heavy rain.
Court records say a 61‑year‑old was arrested after allegedly pushing a disabled woman from her wheelchair in downtown Knoxville and fleeing with the chair.
KFD says a 36-year-old man was arrested after an early‑Friday porch fire on Woodbine Avenue and charged with aggravated arson.
A Haywood County resident sued the Tennessee Municipal League, arguing the Nashville organization must open internal policies, training and lobbying records under state public‑records law.
A Hendersonville man was arrested after investigators say online files tied to an account were linked to him; court filings show the case was bound to a Sumner County grand jury.
Two Nashville men were arrested after allegedly cutting copper wiring from a TDOT sign on I-24. Officials estimate about $10,000 in damage and one suspect faces a drug charge.
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