Three people — including a 4-year-old — were hospitalized after a neighbor’s pit bull attacked on Anduin Avenue in Nashville. Metro Animal Care & Control is investigating.

A Hendersonville man was arrested after investigators say online files tied to an account were linked to him; court filings show the case was bound to a Sumner County grand jury.

Flood Watch through Sunday as repeated storms threaten 2–4 inches of rain. Expect hot, humid afternoons and localized flooding — avoid driving through standing water.

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.

Neighbors and river advocates say a 417-unit Ariza Bellevue plan and a proposed bridge could worsen floods along the Harpeth River as a July 16 stormwater hearing approaches. Technical studies and variances will be central to the debate.

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 silo off South 5th Street tagged with a Patriot Front URL will be covered with a donation‑funded community mural after the owner partnered with Hate Free Tennessee.

NewsChannel 5 will host a 90-minute GOP gubernatorial debate at Cumberland University in Lebanon on July 20 as early voting approaches.

State and federal officials will dedicate an I-40 bridge near Dandridge for President Trump Thursday; TDOT plans a full replacement with an estimated September 2029 finish.

Nashville broke ground on Chestnut Street July 8 as the first Complete Streets project funded by Choose How You Move. The work will add bike lanes, sidewalks and transit upgrades.

A proposed 296‑unit complex at 5901 California Ave has neighbors in The Nations worried about traffic, parking and construction impacts.

Residents at Maple Creek Apartments say overflowing trash and pests have left hallways and doorways blocked while Metro Codes plans a reinspection.

Two Nashville men were arrested after allegedly cutting copper wiring from a TDOT sign on I-24. Officials estimate about $10,000 in damage and one suspect faces a drug charge.