Green Hills led this week's list of Nashville's priciest home sales, including a $2.3M Foxwood Drive closing.

Family says 68‑year‑old Jeri Matthews was shot inside her Lebanon apartment on June 20; her husband has been arrested and charged. Relatives hope her story warns others.

Federal prosecutors say an inmate directed a meth‑trafficking network from his prison cell using smuggled phones; 11 people were indicted, including alleged coordinators in Lawrenceburg and Pulaski.

A Spring Hill mother who traveled to Cleveland to meet someone she met online was found dead; an 8-year-old linked to the case was found at a Cleveland fire station.

Two Murfreesboro teens were robbed at gunpoint during an Instagram sale meetup and three juveniles were arrested. Police urge using the Safe Exchange Zone for online transactions.

A dozen players, including Vanderbilt’s Jalen Washington, sued the NCAA saying recent age‑based eligibility changes shut out some Class of 2022 athletes. Courts nationwide are being asked to decide fast.

A Nashville researcher is retracing the last known movements of the Harpeth River Jane Doe, found in 1976, and asking the public for tips.

Family-owned Mack's Hot Chicken in Smyrna temporarily closed after owners said an employee was attacked and a customer tried to run them over; police are investigating.

Arrest papers say a 25‑year‑old ran a Home Depot theft operation from custody, directing others to steal and listing stolen tools for sale. The haul totaled $28,558.

CoStar data shows Mount Juliet‑Lebanon has only 123,000 sq ft (about 1.2%) of retail space available, making it one of the Nashville metro’s tightest commercial corridors.

A newly seated, state-appointed MNAA board voted July 6 to withdraw from the city’s lawsuit over a state takeover; Metro’s separate legal challenge continues.

A 55-year-old man was arrested after allegedly swinging an axe at a visitor over loud music at the Percy Priest Lake overlook. He was booked on multiple counts, police say.

Gallatin's Historic Courthouse Square will host Sumner County's largest America 250 celebration this Wednesday, ending with a synchronized drone show.