Nashville faces a week of rising temperatures, reaching triple digits, with persistent sunny skies and minimal evening relief. The NWS forecasts a possible slight chance of rain midweek.

Lebanon Police have reduced Interstate 40 speed limits to 60 MPH during a fair to ease traffic congestion, affecting certain mile markers. This precautionary measure has garnered mixed reactions from the community.

The Franklin Fire Department reported 975 calls in July, with 67% being rescue/EMS related. They also aided in mutual aid efforts and handled various fire incidents.

Tennessee reported higher-than-expected tax revenues for July, with a $125.5 million surplus and a 7.87% increase from the previous year, signaling cautious optimism for the state's financial outlook.

Clarksville police are investigating vehicle burglaries in Eagles Bluff Subdivision and seek help identifying a suspect caught on surveillance footage.

The Main Barn at The Park at Harlinsdale Farm in Franklin, Tennessee reopens after renovations, featuring modern updates while retaining historic charm for public events and gatherings.

A Fort Campbell soldier, Robert Cecilio, was arrested for child exploitation, involving solicitation and obtaining explicit materials from minors via Snapchat.

A woman was arrested in Lebanon for brandishing a gun during a road rage incident on I-40, confirmed by police who located her and the weapon post-incident.

The Nashville Police released an updated most wanted list, urging public assistance to apprehend individuals charged with serious crimes, including murder and sexual assault.

The Clarksville Police Department investigated a shooting at Mizu Japanese Cuisine, resulting in two deaths. Two men were arrested for tampering with evidence following the incident.

A Nashville man, Anthony Finnie, was arrested for allegedly robbing a vape shop; he has a history of similar crimes and is being investigated for additional robberies.

Pickett County Sheriff's Office concluded a six-month drug investigation, resulting in arrests and 17 indictments for narcotics distribution and theft.

Cookeville announces a lane closure on South Willow Avenue for the Stevens Street Improvement Project on August 14, affecting early morning to evening traffic.