A dog was fatally shot in Nashville in a suspected road rage incident, and police are searching for the suspect.

Nashville weather report: mostly cloudy with 71% humidity and 67°F. Forecast predicts gradual clearing with highs near 78°F today and sunny days ahead, with possible showers by next Thursday.

Nashville police arrested 19-year-old Jabaree Q. Jones, charging him with criminal homicide for the shooting death of Charmaine Goodloe at Overlook Ridge Apartments.

Chappell Roan re-releases tickets for her Tennessee show to counter scalping, allowing genuine fans to purchase tickets through a special Ticketmaster page.

The Putnam County Sheriff's Office is searching for Jerry Wayne Perry, a sex offender with a registration violation. He is described as 6'01", 170lbs, with red hair and green eyes. The last known residence was off County Farm Road.

Nashville Police seek a man for questioning in a shooting outside Sky Bar & Lounge that left five injured, one critically. The suspect with dreadlocks reportedly left in a silver Jeep.

Metro Nashville Public Schools to host a College and Career Expo on September 9, featuring over 90 colleges and employers for high school students and families.

Tennessee National Guard's 1128th Finance Detachment deploys to join NATO's peacekeeping mission KFOR in Kosovo, managing financial operations for coalition forces.

A dust explosion at a Tyson Foods plant in Franklin County caused a fire and injured one person. Fire departments responded quickly to control the blaze.

Two were shot after a Nashville parking lot altercation led to gunfire. Jeremi Ford, with past felonies, was charged with attempted homicide among other counts and is held on a $560,000 bond.

A dispute during a social gathering in Old Hickory led to a shooting, killing Steven Gutierrez and injuring a 19-year-old, with both shootings under investigation.

A woman in a wheelchair was fatally struck by a car while crossing Lebanon Pike in Hermitage outside a crosswalk. Authorities indicate no impairment by the driver and are investigating the incident.

A retired firefighter donated a collection of train memorabilia to the City of Clarksville, which celebrates the city's railroading history and will be displayed at the L&N Train Station.