Delishia Porterfield submitted a substitute budget for Nashville, focusing on community services and employee pay raises, avoiding cuts to Metro departments.

An altercation in Clarksville resulted in a shooting and one person injured. Officers heard a shot while on a call and found two men in a vehicle, one shot in the leg. The incident is considered isolated with no ongoing threat.

Four individuals were arrested and one is wanted for their alleged involvement in a retail theft ring, as per the Murfreesboro and Lebanon Police Departments.

Restaurant manager Byron Crump received a Citizen Commendation from the Franklin Police for disarming an armed individual, safeguarding his community.

La Vergne Police Department successfully captured a domestic assault suspect who tried to flee to Nevada, with assistance from BNA Police during an airport chase.

An arrest warrant has been issued for William D. Bartholomew, 52, for the armed robbery of a McDonald's in Cool Springs. Citizens are warned not to approach the suspect and to report sightings.

Tennessee reported May tax revenues of $1.7 billion, surpassing budget estimates by $36 million and showing growth. The general fund exceeded expectations; however, the year-to-date figures are still short of the budget by $92.1 million.

Nashville's weather forecast includes sun, storms, and a 79% humidity with temperatures in the mid-80s. Showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout the week.

A teenager was charged after a shooting in Spring Hill, TN, that injured a one-year-old girl, who suffered a head wound but was stable. The shooting resulted from an altercation between a pedestrian and a driver.

A dump truck spilled gravel at a Clarksville intersection, causing a lane closure and traffic disruptions. Cleanup was underway with local authorities coordinating efforts.

Two individuals face charges related to creating and sharing "animal crush videos" involving monkey torture online, according to a grand jury indictment.

A vehicle hit a pedestrian near a sandwich shop in Clarksville, prompting road closures and an investigation. The pedestrian was airlifted to a hospital.

The Clarksville Police Department is seeking help to find Trenton Upchurch, a 17-year-old runaway last seen on June 8. He may be in Nashville or Antioch.