Nashville's weather forecast predicts a stormy start to the week, with showers and possible thunderstorms, followed by clear skies midweek and warmer, partly sunny conditions towards the weekend.

Nashville's weather forecast includes sunny days, potential showers, and thunderstorms with temperature fluctuations expected throughout the week, per the National Weather Service.

The Tennessee Board of Regents has scheduled a meeting to discuss tuition, fees for the 2025-26 academic year, and the search criteria for Walters State Community College's new president.

Dajuion Shaw was arrested in La Vergne for firearms and drug offenses after a police search found marijuana, a gun, and cash. He is held on a $24,500 bond.

Nashville's weather forecast predicts variable conditions: a cool and potentially showery start to the week, with clearer skies and mild temperatures following, but with showers and thunderstorms possible by Sunday.

Multiple crashes on I-65 in Franklin caused delays; a Franklin Fire Department truck was hit with no injuries. Traffic later cleared, prompting safety reminders for drivers.

A barn fire in Maury County resulted in the loss of several goats, with firefighters spending three hours to extinguish it. The cause is under investigation.

Nashville mourns the loss of Commander Anthony McClain, with public visitations and a celebration of life service planned after his death from a medical emergency.

Nashville Vice Mayor Angie Henderson joins the NLC's Transportation Committee, while Council Member Kyonzté Toombs rejoins the Finance Committee, aiming to influence federal policies for cities like Nashville.

Lebanon Police seek information on two suspects involved in a theft from a car at a Dollar General. The theft occurred on March 12, and the suspects fled in a black BMW. The public is urged to contact Det. Berger with any details.

TWRA will present 2025-26 hunting and trapping season guidelines at a meeting, where they'll also honor Wildlife Forester Damon Hollis and Wildlife Officer Montana Michelson.

Clarksville's City Hall will close on March 14, 2025, for installation of a new electrical transformer. Essential services will be unavailable, but normal operations will resume March 17.

USTA pulled out of the Spring Hill tennis facility project due to funding issues, prompting developer SouthStar to seek new partners for Legacy Pointe.