A 2,000-gallon tanker of tack oil caught fire on Kraft Street in Clarksville on April 7; crews extinguished the blaze and the road reopened the same day.

Ten days after a downtown water main break, Capitol Towers residents remain without hot water or elevator access, leaving many elderly neighbors stranded. Repairs and code complaints are now in focus.

An early‑morning collision between two tractor‑trailers on I‑65 North left one driver dead and closed the highway near the Vietnam Veterans Parkway split.

KARM will cap emergency shelter stays at 28 days and shift to housing‑focused casework to move more people into permanent homes. The change aims to free up beds and speed exits to housing.

A Metro Council ordinance would bar bars and nightclubs from shopping‑center zones after raids and shootings around Antioch, but planning staff caution zoning won’t fix deeper problems.

Metro Council will consider rezoning the PSC Metals scrapyard into the 'East Bend' neighborhood this week, with amendment packets, traffic plans and community concerns in play.

Opry Mills has added Tennessee's first indoor slide park plus new shops and restaurants, shifting the mall toward experiences this spring.

Tony Giarratana opened a dramatic sales gallery for Paramount in Nashville, complete with a 7.5‑foot 3D model and full‑scale condo mockups.

The Nashville Business Journal expanded its annual ranking to 135 manufacturers, underscoring the region's auto‑supplier and food‑processing workforce hubs.

Police recovered a body from the Cumberland River near Shelby Park Thursday; Metro Nashville Police are investigating.

Warren County deputies arrested two men after a March 27 search warrant on Francis Ferry Road yielded suspected meth and a cache of firearms. A child in the home was unharmed.

Xiao Bao's Josh Walker and Present Tense's Ryan Costanza are opening Bar Cala Cala at 930 McFerrin Ave, promising natural wines, island plates and frozen negronis this summer.

State and local officers launched Operation Hands Free on April 1, using bus tours and extra patrols to enforce Tennessee’s hands‑free law. The campaign mixes education with citations.