The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of fog, rain, and thunderstorms for Nashville, with varying probabilities of precipitation throughout the week and rising temperatures approaching the 90s°F.

A man was fatally struck by a Jeep on Gallatin Pike, Nashville. The driver, who had a green light and showed no impairment, is not yet charged as police investigate the incident, including the pedestrian crossing outside a crosswalk.

A bicyclist was killed in a hit-and-run near a Murfreesboro Walmart. The driver was detained and charges are pending. This marks the second fatal cyclist accident in the area this year.

Tennessee maintains a steady 3% unemployment rate in June, reflecting a stable job market and modest nonfarm job growth, despite year-over-year losses in some sectors.

Human remains found in Shelbyville confirmed as those of missing 16-year-old Maria Lucas Gaspar; police seek public assistance for the ongoing investigation.

A suspect was arrested for an armed daylight robbery in Nashville's Centennial Park after police linked him to the crime through apartment surveillance footage.

A fire at Avana Lexington Apartments caused a roof collapse, with no injuries thanks to resident Philliph Bonner's alerts. The Red Cross is aiding displaced residents; the cause is under probe, emphasizing balcony fire safety.

DNA technology and genealogical research have helped the Metro Nashville Police identify Diane Minor as the woman found dead in the Cumberland River in 1998.

Gregory James Daniel was arrested in Smith County for brandishing a shotgun and holding people at gunpoint at a rest area

The National Weather Service predicts a hot week for Nashville with highs nearing 99 degrees and heat indexes up to 108, advising residents to stay cool and hydrate.

Tennessee announces an extensive I-55 Bridge overhaul via a partnership with Arkansas and federal support, aiming to enhance seismic safety and accommodate future traffic growth.

The Smyrna Fire Department is searching for an arson suspect who was caught on camera setting a car on fire using a firework on July 4. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

The Davidson County Criminal Clerk's offices reopened after a server outage that began before 11 a.m. on July 10 and ended around 7 a.m. the next day.