TBI says a 22-year-old Overton County man was arrested on multiple child‑exploitation charges after an ICAC probe tied him to TikTok and Snapchat accounts.

A Sumner County man was arrested and charged with first‑degree murder and abuse of a corpse after detectives say he confessed to killing a relative. The investigation is ongoing.

Henry County investigators arrested Duncan Redmond in Paris and charged him with aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor; bond was set at $250,000.

Mid‑90s heat Saturday with heat‑index values over 100. Slow‑moving storms could produce heavy downpours and localized flash flooding.

Tennessee’s three-day sales tax holiday runs July 31–Aug. 2: clothes and school supplies under $100 and computers under $1,500 are tax-free.

Mt. Juliet officials shared a first look at Cocopilla, a new gelato shop promising authentic Italian scoops; no opening date has been announced.

Infinity Hospitality bought The Cordelle, Saint Elle and Estelle, substantially expanding its Nashville events portfolio across downtown, Wedgewood‑Houston and East Nashville.

Jury selection in Tennessee’s suit against Meta starts Monday in Nashville. The state says Instagram was built to hook kids; the case follows two big rulings this spring.

The Nashville Business Journal’s Book of Lists ranks 26 commercial brokerages by 2025 sales volume — a self‑reported snapshot as local deal activity rebounded.

A hotel developer paid $5 million for First Baptist Church’s downtown parking lot, putting a key Hill & Locust parcel back on the development map. Neighbors and planners will be watching permit filings and designs.

An LCME action means Belmont’s Frist College won’t advance for at least two years; the university says classes continue and refunds are available for withdrawals.

Advance $12 tickets for Nashville's 65th Christmas Village are on sale through July 31; the four-day market runs Nov. 12–15 at Fairgrounds Nashville.

East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers named Matthew Ayden Wood wanted on a theft-of-firearm charge tied to a May incident on Cumberland Avenue. Tips may be eligible for up to $2,000.