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Murfreesboro officials outlined allowable days and hours, banned devices and safety rules ahead of the July Fourth holiday.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
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.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Tampa-based American Landmark bought a 240-unit Donelson complex for $51.5M and will rebrand it Woodland Pointe Residences near Nashville International Airport.
More than $13 million will go to 10 Tennessee communities to prepare industrial sites for investment, with Morgan County receiving the largest award.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A snake damaged a Bordeaux substation and briefly cut power to more than 7,000 NES customers late Monday as Nashville baked in near‑90°F heat.
Monteagle officials and two others deny allegations in a $9M federal civil-rights lawsuit and have asked the court to toss the case while invoking immunity defenses.
A 15‑year‑old girl died after an electric scooter she was riding was struck on U.S. 31 near Saturn Parkway in Spring Hill. Authorities say the crash is under investigation.
A Clarksville Publix sold a Powerball ticket that matched five numbers and, with Power Play, is now worth $2 million; the Tennessee Lottery says the prize remains unclaimed.
A sudden flood soaked the Nashville Humane Association’s dog-holding area on June 27, leaving parts of the shelter nearly under water and prompting an urgent response.
Creative Artists Agency has relocated to the CAA Creative Office Building at Nashville Yards, anchoring the district with about 75,000 square feet and prominent exterior signage. The new space opens in July.
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