The TBI issued a Silver Alert for 80-year-old Roger Philips from Cumberland County, last seen Wednesday. He may be driving a burgundy 2010 Ford F-150 with TN tag "191 BHKL."

The Nashville Metro Council passed the FY2025 budget focusing on schools, safety, and workforce, without raising property taxes, while investing in affordable housing and addressing youth violence.

Nashville Police are alerting residents about an ongoing robocall scam asking for payment with cryptocurrency or gift cards, and reminding that real law enforcement never solicits money.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of clouds and sun with highs of 92 degrees for Juneteenth in Nashville, with comfortable evening weather and a heatwave expected later in the week.

Autopsy results reveal Riley Strain died from accidental drowning and ethanol intoxication with a high blood alcohol level; no evidence of foul play was found.

A 14-year-old girl named Sarah Schmidt is missing in Hendersonville, Tennessee. She was last seen at a local shopping center on June 17. Authorities are asking for public assistance to locate her.

Councilwoman Joy Styles filed a no-confidence resolution against Nashville's finance and law directors over the mishandling of Metro Arts grant funds.

A Nashville man, Anthony L. Brooks, has been charged with criminal homicide following the shooting death of 17-year-old Ebonique Farris at Cumberland View Apartments.

Severe storms caused over 10,000 power outages in Nashville, with ongoing restoration efforts by Nashville Electric Service amidst extreme heat. Residents shared difficulties caused by the lack of electricity.

The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts sunny and hot days ahead, with a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Highs could reach mid to upper 90s with a moderate heat index.

The SR 153 bridge over Chickamauga Dam will be closed for the weekend for repairs, with detours via SR 319. The Tennessee Department of Transportation advises caution.

A former Franklin priest, Juan Carlos Garcia-Mendoza, is indicted on additional sexual battery charges, totaling nine counts involving minors. He remains jailed with a $2 million bond.

A Putnam County family's home is destroyed by fire; it took firefighters 1.5 hours to control. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.