Eight candidates vie for the vacant judge seat in Tennessee's 20th Judicial District following Judge Blackburn's retirement, with a public hearing scheduled on July 31st at the Nashville School of Law.

Nashville adopts the 2024 International Building Codes, enhancing safety and energy standards for future construction, with a 180-day grace period for ongoing projects.

Belinda Talley, 63, died after a Murfreesboro car crash where her car collided with a teen's truck while she reportedly failed to yield. She was extricated and airlifted but succumbed days later.

Nashville police seek a man who exposed himself on a WeGo bus in May and are asking the public for help, after failing to identify him despite a social media appeal.

A 16-year-old driver was charged with vehicular assault and reckless endangerment after a severe crash on Briley Parkway.

A former Millersville police detective was indicted for aggravated perjury and misconduct related to false testimony during a hearing about a child predator sting.

Murfreesboro Police seek information on a credit card theft at Jason's Deli, with the card used at Sam's Club and Walgreens, asking the public to identify persons of interest.

The iconic Ernest Tubb Record Shop in Nashville is set to reopen with a refurbished 1960s sign, reflecting both the city's musical heritage and modern developments.

A 63-year-old woman died a week after a traffic collision in Murfreesboro where her Nissan Altima was hit by a Dodge Ram truck driven by a 17-year-old male.

A house in Maury County was destroyed by fire, resulting in the death of two dogs. Firefighters fought the blaze for three hours, but could not rescue the pets. The cause is under investigation. Multiple agencies responded to the incident.

Nashville's Mayor O'Connell announced new WeGo bus routes for McGavock and Glencliff High Schools to improve student mobility and access to education.

Gunfire in North Nashville led to a woman being hospitalized, with MNPD investigating the scene, including a found shell casing. Her injuries are non-life-threatening.

Nashville faces extreme heat with the NWS extending a heat advisory. Highs may reach 108°F, posing health risks. Public advised to stay cool and hydrated.