A tractor-trailer crash closed I-840 West in Williamson County, causing traffic delays; the Sheriff updated the public on social media. No details on the crash cause or injuries were given.

Nashville faces heavy fog with a warm and humid morning; a typical hot summer day with high near 97°F and calm wind is expected. Evening to cool slightly, with similar heat on Sunday and a chance of showers and thunderstorms starting Monday.

Christian Ibe is sought by MNPD in a Nashville market shooting that left Marcus Caruthers dead, with Ibe accused of murder and removing his ankle monitor.

A Brentwood woman died in a boating incident on Center Hill Lake after being trapped by a boat propeller; crews responded but she succumbed to injuries.

Radnor Lake State Park's west end trails are closed due to Otter Creek Road repairs. The South Lake and South Cove trails are affected, restricting access temporarily for safety.

DNA analysis helps identify Sheila Cummings as a victim in a 1980s double homicide; the Nashville Metro Police continue to seek the identity of the second victim, nicknamed “Lil Bit.”

MNPD will deploy heavily for the July 4th event, urging attendees to be vigilant, refrain from bringing banned items, and plan transportation in advance. They also warn against stopping on highways for fireworks, which are illegal without a permit.

Daniel Poole, 19, died in a multi-vehicle crash involving his motorcycle on Gallatin Pike North after a car sideswiped him, leading to subsequent collisions.

Nashville's Independence Day forecast predicts mid-90s temperatures, clear skies, and light winds, with a comfortable evening. Hot, sunny conditions are expected to persist through the weekend.

La Vergne Police Department conducted Operation Safe Streets to reduce crime and improve road safety, involving multiple agencies and resulting in arrests and traffic enforcement actions.

An inmate died at a Nashville jail; his death is under investigation. CPR was given, but he was pronounced dead on scene. The cause of death is unknown. He was serving a sentence for burglary and theft.

A former Cheatham County corporal was indicted on assault charges relating to an incident where he's accused of strangling someone during a traffic collision response.

Ahead of the Fourth of July, MACC advises pet owners to secure pets, update microchips, and prepare for heat and fireworks to prevent lost pets and ensure their safety.