Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee signed Executive Order 109 to improve workforce development and align education with market needs, investing in various programs like TYEP and Micro-Credentialing.

Brentwood seeks a new City Commissioner to fill the vacancy by June 27, with the appointment set for July 14. An ethics complaint against Vice Mayor Rhea Little was dismissed.

A Beechcraft Bonanza A36 crashed in Murfreesboro; three were hospitalized and are stable. The incident, near MTSU, is under investigation. No school connection is confirmed.

Dorothy Dobbins, 77, was fatally struck by a vehicle in a Nashville crosswalk; the driver, Conner Smith, 24, failed to yield. No charges filed; police investigating.

TBI agents investigate a fatal officer-involved shooting in Cookeville while serving a domestic assault warrant on Dawson McCracken, who was armed and later died in hospital.

Three auto theft and burglary suspects were arrested after a chase involving a helicopter and ground units in Nashville, with a stolen wallet and handgun recovered.

Sgt. Aaron Cox of the 101st Airborne died in a vehicle accident during training in Hungary. The incident is under investigation, and his commendations and military achievements were highlighted.

Charlotte Lester, 59, missing from Murfreesboro, was found safe in Rutherford County, prompting the cancellation of the Silver Alert activated for her.

A Dickson woman was arrested on charges of Aggravated Arson and Assault related to a camper fire in Benton County, after an investigation by TBI and local authorities.

A Lawrence County man was arrested for sexual exploitation and statutory rape following a cybertip, with a continuing investigation by the TBI and other agencies.

Tennessee police arrested Terrance Johnson for felony shoplifting at Sam’s Club; second suspect Tiffany Harris remains at large. Community tips aided the arrest.

Franklin man, Cody Joss, died after a car crash, with the investigation ongoing. Police extracted him from his overturned van; a dog with him survived unharmed.

Tennessee ADA Quinn Rodriguez faces charges for domestic and aggravated assault involving a firearm against a woman. He was arrested and booked with a $10,000 bond.