Rickey Starks was arrested in Covington for the murder of London Montgomery on July 7. Montgomery was found shot in a stolen SUV. Starks now faces first-degree murder charges.

A Tennessee man was arrested near the Canadian border in Maine on attempted murder charges stemming from a stabbing incident at a Walmart in Tennessee.

Nashville Mayor O’Connell announces funding to sustain educational programs and facilities, including $77 million to continue pilot programs and $47 million for school renovations and solar projects.

The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts a hot week with highs up to 98 degrees and minimal relief from light winds. The weekend promises cooler temperatures, dropping to highs in the mid-80s.

One man died and three were injured in a collision involving a car and a FedEx truck in Nashville. The car failed to stop at a sign and was hit by the truck. No charges are expected.

A Nolensville home was struck by lightning, causing a fire that injured four firefighters, who faced severe conditions battling the blaze. The homeowner escaped safely thanks to working smoke detectors.

The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department's Swiftwater Rescue Team saved a woman whose kayak capsized on Stones River, emphasizing water safety and the use of life jackets.

A man died following a multi-vehicle crash on I-65 where the driver of the truck involved faces several charges.

A sex offender was arrested in Nashville for possessing explicit child images, discovered through Google’s alerts during his registry check-in. He admitted to downloading from the dark web and may face additional charges.

A Nashville court ruling confirms the Metro Council’s size and structure as constitutional, with Vice Mayor Henderson expressing gratitude for Metro Legal's work.

High winds hit Murfreesboro, possibly a tornado near Dollar General. MTSU trailer flipped; no injuries, but campus saw localized flooding and power outages. NWS is investigating; police managed traffic disruptions.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for Middle Tennessee including Nashville, due to high temperatures and humidity. The public is advised to stay cool and hydrated.

Clarksville city employees donated over 18,000 dry erase markers to the local Teacher’s Warehouse, upholding a tradition of supporting teachers without using city funds.