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A Nashville man was charged after police say he assaulted a first responder during an emergency response. The case comes days after Tennessee raised penalties for attacks on crews.
Politics & Govt in ...
A decade after SB 1391 expired, survivors and advocates say arrests, custody loss and fear still shape maternal care in Tennessee.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Imogene + Willie is expanding its 12South flagship and carving new retail and restaurant suites at its 12th Avenue South property.
Metro Council will consider an ordinance directing MNPD and the mayor's youth office to build an education and info‑sharing program to counter online extremist recruitment of children.
A Pickett County man pleaded guilty and received a 20‑year day‑for‑day sentence after his wife's July 2025 death, the district attorney said.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A 52-year-old man was killed after his ATV struck a moving train near Helenwood in Scott County; troopers say he failed to stop at a railroad crossing.
A pedestrian died after a hit‑and‑run on Nolensville Pike near Harding Place; police say two vehicles fled and investigators are seeking witnesses and video.
Community & Society in ...
Triple Creek Park will host fireworks at 9 p.m., with food trucks from 4 p.m. and a kids foam event before the show.
Murfreesboro officials outlined allowable days and hours, banned devices and safety rules ahead of the July Fourth holiday.
An admitted hitman and the man who allegedly hired him were arrested after a Napier‑Sudekum Homes shooting left a 26‑year‑old wounded.
Columbia Fire & Rescue says a July 1 blaze was linked to improperly discarded fireworks and is urging residents to soak used devices, not relight duds, and keep water handy.
Weather & Environment in ...
Officials warned that extreme heat and dry conditions make backyard fireworks and grilling more dangerous this July 4, urging residents to attend the city’s professional show at Harlinsdale Farm.
A new Tennessee law launched July 1, 2026, creating a short pilot that lets eligible caregivers of people with dementia apply for reimbursements up to $6,000.
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