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.

Nashville's June 14th morning starts misty with 66°F and 100% humidity. The National Weather Service predicts clear skies later, with a high of 95°F. A "Code Orange Health Advisory" warns of unhealthy ozone levels.

Lindsey Lowe's plea for a new trial in the murder of her twins was granted, then revoked, reinstating her life sentence and leading to her re-arrest. Her bond was revoked, and she is serving a 56-year sentence.

A wrong-way crash on I-40 in Cumberland County resulted in a motorcyclist's death after a collision with a Ford F-150. The truck driver was unharmed, with charges pending. Traffic was disrupted during the investigation.

Justin Robinson, 16, was fatally shot at Madison Park in a confrontation between teenager groups, marking another instance of gun violence in Nashville.

Port Royal Road in Spring Hill has reopened after a brief closure due to a superficial crack in the Rutherford Creek bridge, deemed non-structural after inspection.

Franklin unveils a new pedestrian bridge at The Park at Harlinsdale Farm, connecting neighborhoods and the high school, incorporating history and promoting sustainable transportation.

Metro Nashville Police seek public help to identify suspects involved in the May 15 burglary of Win Bubble Tea in Antioch, where the cash register was stolen after the front window was smashed.

A Dense Fog Advisory was issued in Nashville until 8 AM CDT with low visibility; sunny weather to follow with a gradual temperature rise expected throughout the week.