Who Brew LLC is opening new 7 Brew drive‑thrus in La Vergne and White House this month, with Columbia and Murfreesboro sites showing up in planning filings. The franchisee says local customers helped shape the expansion.

Gov. Bill Lee’s $10M boost keeps Tennessee’s property tax relief program funded for now, but comptroller warnings and pending bills mean the underlying funding question remains unresolved.

A Nashville man was arrested after detectives say he repeatedly exposed himself at a Bellevue apartment complex last summer; he faces indecent exposure charges and is due in court April 10.

Local coverage said most Tennessee counties lost jobs in 2025, but state and university data tell a messier story: gains were concentrated around Nashville while many counties lagged.

A man was arrested after last Friday’s shots south of downtown left a person wounded and an apartment struck; court records link an AR-15–style rifle to the case.

Clear and near‑freezing this morning; showers likely by afternoon. Steady rain late Saturday night into Sunday with about 1–2 inches expected.

Downtown Nashville now houses roughly 22,000 residents, the Nashville Downtown Partnership reports. Thousands of new units and retail openings have pushed the core's full-time population up while office vacancy and affordability remain key tests.

Sunny Friday with highs near 60°F. Rain returns late Saturday into Sunday with 1–2 inches expected, then a warmup next week.

Cornelius Smith, who admitted to firing the shots that killed Young Dolph, appeared in court Feb. 12 as his lawyers and prosecutors discussed a possible guilty plea.

Metro Nashville Police warn of a phone scam that tells victims to withdraw cash and hand it to a driver. Authorities say hang up and call the fraud unit at 615-862-8600.

One resident was critically burned and flown to Vanderbilt after a Culleoka house fire; officials say home oxygen bottles fueled the blaze. Neighbors helped another occupant escape.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Monday with highs near 68°F. Rain chances return Tuesday night and build into the weekend.

Neighbors along the old Knoxville & Holston River corridor say a 3.8‑mile SoKno rail‑trail could bring privacy, noise and parking headaches as crews clear the line and litigation continues.