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Muggy morning gives way to highs near 93°F and likely afternoon storms. Expect pockets of heavy rain and localized flash flooding tonight.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Jonesborough woman faces aggravated child abuse charges after witnesses say she forced a child underwater in a backyard pool. A bystander pulled the child to safety.
A fugitive who escaped Gibson County custody and allegedly stole a bank SUV in Trenton was captured in Madison County, officials said.
TBI says a 22-year-old Overton County man was arrested on multiple child‑exploitation charges after an ICAC probe tied him to TikTok and Snapchat accounts.
A Sumner County man was arrested and charged with first‑degree murder and abuse of a corpse after detectives say he confessed to killing a relative. The investigation is ongoing.
Henry County investigators arrested Duncan Redmond in Paris and charged him with aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor; bond was set at $250,000.
Mid‑90s heat Saturday with heat‑index values over 100. Slow‑moving storms could produce heavy downpours and localized flash flooding.
Retail & Industry in ...
Tennessee’s three-day sales tax holiday runs July 31–Aug. 2: clothes and school supplies under $100 and computers under $1,500 are tax-free.
Food & Drinks in ...
Mt. Juliet officials shared a first look at Cocopilla, a new gelato shop promising authentic Italian scoops; no opening date has been announced.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Infinity Hospitality bought The Cordelle, Saint Elle and Estelle, substantially expanding its Nashville events portfolio across downtown, Wedgewood‑Houston and East Nashville.
Politics & Govt in ...
Jury selection in Tennessee’s suit against Meta starts Monday in Nashville. The state says Instagram was built to hook kids; the case follows two big rulings this spring.
The Nashville Business Journal’s Book of Lists ranks 26 commercial brokerages by 2025 sales volume — a self‑reported snapshot as local deal activity rebounded.
A hotel developer paid $5 million for First Baptist Church’s downtown parking lot, putting a key Hill & Locust parcel back on the development map. Neighbors and planners will be watching permit filings and designs.
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