A fire at the Slate Apartment complex in Bellevue displaced families and caused extensive damage, with one firefighter injured. Efforts to assist residents and address safety concerns are underway.

Two Livingston residents face multiple charges for creating and distributing CSAM, following an investigation sparked by an NCMEC tip and conducted by TBI and local law enforcement.

PCFD helped Dekalb County extinguish a rural house fire; the house was a total loss but there were no resident injuries, only minor heat issues for some firefighters.

An electrical fault from a heat lamp and water pipe leak caused a fire on Four Seasons Road in DeKalb County. Firefighters contained the blaze with no injuries or major damage.

A fire completely destroyed a home in DeKalb County. All occupants evacuated safely, but the fire presented challenges like poor access and heat exhaustion among firefighters. The fire's cause is under investigation but may be electrical.

Mt. Juliet Police made a significant drug bust following a traffic stop, leading to the arrest of a wanted man and a woman for multiple drug offenses.

License plate readers helped Mt. Juliet Police capture a man wanted for failing to register as a sex offender.

A Nashville man was arrested for raping an unconscious woman outside a church; the crime was witnessed by firefighters, who detained him. The victim was pronounced dead later.

Nashville faces a heatwave with temperatures near triple digits and a heat index up to 107°F. Residents are urged to take precautions due to persistent high temperatures and minimal relief at night.

Chris Winters Jr. was arrested with over two pounds of marijuana in Nashville; he faces multiple charges including felony drug possession and had seven outstanding warrants.

The TFWC will hold an August meeting to discuss wildlife management, including changes to hunting seasons and hog hunting regulations, and review the TWRA budget.

Officer Julius Gallon retires after 30 years, leaving a legacy of trust and respect as a School Resource Officer at Pearl Cohn High School, lauded by students, staff, and the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department.

Jamekia Bies has been appointed as the new Executive Director of Metro Action in Nashville, bringing over 20 years of experience in human services and education.