White supremacists from Patriot Front marched in Nashville, prompting condemnation by the Tennessee Democratic Party and calls for Republican leaders to also denounce the demonstration.

Metro police seek four suspects in a targeted shooting that killed Jorge Cruz-Garcia in West Nashville, with a reward offered for information leading to arrests.

Arrests were made in the murder case of Orlando Hernandez, with Jose Zavala charged with first-degree murder and Rosa Carol Torres facing evidence tampering and corpse abuse charges.

The Nashville weather forecast predicts sunny days with high temperatures peaking at 94 degrees and potential thunderstorms in the afternoons, with increasing chances of rain.

A semi-truck fire on I-840 in Williamson County is being investigated as suspicious, with officials seeking evidence of arson and asking the public for any information.

Cookeville police are seeking public help after Rodney Morgan, 55, was found shot in a crashed car. Despite frequenting local bars, the investigation lacks leads.

The TDOT has announced road construction projects in East Tennessee that may affect travel from July 4-10, 2024, with lane closures expected in multiple counties.

MACC in Nashville accommodates new animals after July 4th fireworks, despite facing overcrowding. They advise pet owners on preventative measures and encourage microchipping, waiving reclaim fees until July 7 for easier pet reunion.

Human remains found in Hendersonville identified as missing teen Trinity Bostic; a 17-year-old is charged with first-degree murder. Autopsy pending; police seek information.

The article discusses Nashville's weather, predicting sunny skies with mid-90s temperatures, thunderstorms, and occasional relief in the evenings, alongside high humidity and fluctuating chances of rain throughout the week.

A man was shot and killed outside a Nashville bakery after gunmen in a sedan opened fire, firing up to 30-50 rounds. He later died at a hospital, and the suspects are still at large.

Surveillance footage shows an unidentified man vandalizing a new rainbow crosswalk in East Nashville by pouring black paint over it, triggering a police investigation and community outcry.

Bricen John Rivers, previously charged with assault, is now the suspect in the murder of his girlfriend, Lauren Johansen, in Mississippi, with her body found in a cemetery.