Developers are racing to build logistics campuses in Wilson County, which now accounts for a disproportionate share of Nashville’s industrial pipeline.

A P.O.S.T. probe found an uncertified deputy served as a Scott County school resource officer and uncovered missing training records and improperly credited courses.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Nashville through Thursday with highs near 100–102°F and heat-index readings that may exceed 110°F. Cooling centers and outreach are available.

New national data shows a spike in financial sextortion, and TBI says its ICAC squad is handling dozens of Tennessee cases. Guidance and reporting resources included.

Three people were arrested after a string of vehicle burglaries hit at least a dozen cars across Murfreesboro last week. Police say automated tools helped investigators make the arrests.

An 82-year-old Grainger County man has been indicted on sexual battery and assault charges after a TBI probe into alleged inappropriate touching of a caregiver.

A Clarksville Publix sold a Powerball ticket that matched five numbers and, with Power Play, is now worth $2 million; the Tennessee Lottery says the prize remains unclaimed.

Taco Mamacita's Germantown restaurant closed after service on Sunday, June 28; the company's location page thanks Nashville and directs diners to its Chattanooga spots.

Former Titans star Chris Johnson announced an ALS diagnosis in a Good Morning America interview. Nashville and the Titans have offered immediate support.

A 16-year-old has been charged with first-degree murder after a 15-year-old Dyersburg High student was shot early Sunday. The district says the high school will be open Monday with counselors available.

An Extreme Heat Warning runs through July 2 with highs near 100°F and heat-index values up to 110°F. Find public cooling sites and basic safety tips.

A Giles County man was arrested in early June on two counts of aggravated rape of a child; officials and child-advocacy partners say the probe is ongoing.

A sudden flood soaked the Nashville Humane Association’s dog-holding area on June 27, leaving parts of the shelter nearly under water and prompting an urgent response.