Mt. Juliet police say 229 of 270 wanted people arrested through May 31 were from outside the city. Officials credit license‑plate readers and targeted patrols.

A federal jury convicted Murfreesboro nurse practitioner Heather Marks after prosecutors say she prescribed nearly a million opioid pills at a Carthage pain clinic.

A London‑born social‑darts bar is joining Nashville Yards, bringing tech‑enabled lanes, shareable plates and cocktails to The Pinnacle. Permits show roughly 6,700 sq ft and a patio, with an early‑2027 target.

Watson Grove Baptist Church is exploring sale, ground-lease or joint‑venture options for its 1.5‑acre Edgehill campus at 1415 DeFord Bailey Ave. Leadership says the move is exploratory.

Dense morning fog slows the commute; sunshine and breezy, lower‑humidity air return with highs near 82°F. Expect gusts up to 25 mph this afternoon.

A FOX13 Memphis video shows federal agents escorting multiple people from HUD-subsidized apartments; officials say the detainees were fugitives wanted on active warrants. Authorities point to a broader Marshals-HUD effort in other cities.

A 28-year-old Anderson County woman died after her SUV rolled and struck a fence on Andersonville Highway. Troopers identified the driver and released preliminary details this week.

A Monday evening blaze at Nottingham Apartments damaged one unit and displaced neighbors; no injuries were reported and the fire marshal is investigating.

Momotaro, Chef Gene Kato’s acclaimed Chicago restaurant, opens June 5 in Wedgewood‑Houston with temaki, robata and a dry‑aged seafood program. Reservations are live.

A 22-year-old man died after his car left the roadway and struck a light pole on 8th Avenue South at Wedgewood Avenue. Police say toxicology testing and an MNPD investigation are underway.

Strategic Hospitality has scheduled a June opening for Sally’s Stay Awhile in Wedgewood‑Houston. The all‑day spot will occupy the former Smokin’ Thighs building and be led by chef Andy Little.

Committee packets and emails show Chair Jana Swearengen‑Washington tried to spin the city’s IT program into a new department; the measure was pulled after the mayor’s office flagged charter concerns. The move arrives as a state takeover board prepares to assume control of Memphis schools.

A 3-year-old wandered out of a Jamestown Head Start classroom onto North Main Street; two staffers face charges and state investigators found the center noncompliant.