Henry County and the TBI are investigating a suspicious death in Buchanan; the victim was identified as 49‑year‑old Angela Claxton. Authorities are asking anyone with tips to call.

TWRA warns Middle Tennessee that black bears have been spotted in Hickman, Dickson, Wilson and Sumner counties; secure food sources and report sightings.

A FEMA assistance center is open at 425 West Highland St. in Decaturville to help Winter Storm Fern survivors apply for federal and SBA aid before June deadlines.

Rep. John Rose aired a radio spot paid with House funds backing the SAVE America Act as he runs for Tennessee governor, raising questions about franking and oversight. The spot’s transcript says it was funded with official House money.

A 45-year-old man was arrested after a pickup struck and killed a pedestrian on Woodland Street; police say impairment is suspected.

Trustees voted June 3 to raise tuition for all student groups and approved a $100,000 deferred bonus for President Bill Hardgrave, changes set to take effect fall 2026.

The Tennessee Legislature approved a package that ties vehicle registration to proof of insurance and lawful presence, and raises fines for uninsured drivers. Key rules kick in in 2027.

A federal jury convicted Murfreesboro nurse practitioner Heather Marks after prosecutors say she prescribed nearly a million opioid pills at a Carthage pain clinic.

A Monday evening blaze at Nottingham Apartments damaged one unit and displaced neighbors; no injuries were reported and the fire marshal is investigating.

A 22-year-old man died after his car left the roadway and struck a light pole on 8th Avenue South at Wedgewood Avenue. Police say toxicology testing and an MNPD investigation are underway.

Florence’s All’Antico Vinaio is offering a Nashville‑exclusive brisket sandwich for CMA Fest, marrying smoked brisket with onion cream and pickled red onions.

Twelve people — including seven teenagers — were arrested after a targeted MNPD sweep in South Nashville that recovered weapons, fireworks and drugs. Two drivers face felony charges.

South Central Bank agreed to a $2.8M settlement over alleged overdraft and retry fees. Eligible customers who don’t opt out will receive automatic checks or account credits.