Clear skies and a high near 86°F greet Juneteenth in Nashville. Storms and gusty winds are likely Sunday into Monday.

Swiss running brand On is opening a Green Hills store, adding a standalone shop to Nashville’s upscale retail lineup.

E+ROSE plans a Green Hills cafe at 2115 Crestmoor Road behind CVS. Permit filings suggest it would be the chain's 10th Nashville‑area location.

Mayor Freddie O’Connell is lining up a Legacy Business Fund to give grants to longtime Nashville shops and restaurants; officials say award sizes and eligibility are still being finalized.

Officer Cole Ranseen was named East Precinct Officer of the Month after a Cleveland Park stop that turned up an AR‑style pistol and marijuana. The department praised his actions as “exemplary.”

Sweetgreen is opening its first Nashville location on June 30 in The Gulch, bringing its seasonal salads and warm bowls to 341 11th Ave S.

Multiple crews are fighting a house fire in Nolensville's Rolling Hills Drive area. Police warned drivers to avoid the scene.

Maury County commissioners voted 20-0 to deny rezoning for Crosswaters Reserve, halting plans for a 1,300-acre mixed-use development near Columbia.

The Human Bean has opened a drive‑thru at 1803 Memorial Blvd in Murfreesboro, serving Snowy Mochas, Bright Energy drinks and grab‑and‑go breakfast and lunch items.

Severe storms forced a pause and evacuation at Bonnaroo's Centeroo in Manchester; police halted inbound traffic and organizers advised fans to shelter in vehicles.

Country star Neal McCoy will headline Nashville's Stand Up for America at Nashville City Park on July 4, with tickets from $25 and a fireworks finale.

Prince St. Pizza will open its first Tennessee location next Thursday at Fifth + Broadway in downtown Nashville, with opening‑day giveaways and a rewards promo.

A Gallatin officer was arrested and charged with multiple counts of sexual exploitation of a minor; he has been placed on unpaid administrative leave.