Roger McCoy is announced as the keynote speaker for the Tennessee Biodiversity Summit hosted by TWRA, emphasizing conservation efforts within the state.

A heat advisory has been extended in Middle Tennessee, with heat index values up to 109°F and highs of 97-101°F. The NWS advises residents to hydrate and stay indoors.

A house in Maury County was destroyed by fire, resulting in the death of two dogs. Firefighters fought the blaze for three hours, but could not rescue the pets. The cause is under investigation. Multiple agencies responded to the incident.

The Lebanon PD arrested 18-year-old Zachary Spitaliere, wanted for the fatal shooting of Jeremiah Brown, thanks to a coordinated effort with Metro Nashville Police.

La Vergne police arrested two individuals caught drag racing on city streets, also recovering a firearm. The officers involved were commended for their quick response and the incident reinforced the city's intolerance for illegal racing.

Nashville police investigate the murder of Samia G. Magzaoui, 34, who was found deceased with multiple injuries. The community is asked to provide information.

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals blocked part of a Tennessee law against "abortion trafficking," citing First Amendment concerns over free speech restrictions.

Injured eaglet rescued at Radnor Lake State Park, now receiving care at a specialist rehab center in East Tennessee.

Davidson County reports a surge in gun thefts from vehicles in 2025, with 710 firearms stolen. La Vergne Police urge residents to lock cars and secure guns, offering free gun locks to curb theft.

Nashville Fire Department seeks a suspect for arson at Brooks Bail Bond and requests public help in identifying individuals from surveillance video; rewards offered for information.

Nashville Fire Department seeks a suspected arsonist caught on video setting fire to Brooke's Bail Bond. Two individuals are of interest; one was seen starting the fire. Rewards are offered for information leading to an arrest.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem will hold a press conference in Nashville to highlight the apprehension of dangerous illegal aliens in Tennessee, reflecting the Trump administration's strict immigration policy.

Nashville's Knights Inn settled allegations of violating the Americans with Disabilities Act by refusing a guest with a service animal, leading to a $6,000 settlement and mandated policy changes.