Mayor Freddie O'Connell of Nashville has proposed a $3.1 billion transit plan, seeking to fund it partly through a sales tax increase voted on this November.

NFL alumni hosted a health and community event in North Nashville, offering free vaccinations, exercise classes, and a chance to meet former NFL stars.

A convicted felon named Adolfo Leon Isaza was arrested after a car chase involving multiple law enforcement agencies across county lines. He faces several charges including motor vehicle theft and felony evading arrest.

The article describes Nashville's upcoming weekly weather forecast, indicating a mix of clouds and sunshine with rising temperatures into the mid-70s and potential showers midweek.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell announced 'Choose How You Move,' a comprehensive transit plan that includes sidewalk improvements and better traffic signals, pending a November vote.

A Nashville judge is considering whether to release the Covenant School shooter's writings, an issue impacting Tennessee's public records law and involving a unique copyright claim by the school.

Southwest Airlines adds nonstop flights from Nashville to Cincinnati, Greenville-Spartanburg, and Richmond starting June 4.

Nashville police seek Jerald Sanford, accused of stabbing a man in the neck at Walk of Fame Park, with a warrant issued for attempted criminal homicide.

Tennessee lawmakers pass a bill designating Memphis-style barbecue as an official state food after a humor-filled debate on regional barbecue loyalties.

The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance advises residents to review insurance policies and take safety measures for homes during spring cleaning.

TriStar Health proposed a $250 million full-service hospital in Spring Hill, Tennessee, expected to create over 3,000 jobs and feature specialized care units. Approval from the Tennessee Health Facilities Commission is pending.

Nashville police are actively seeking Jerald Marquese Sanford for an attempted homicide after a stabbing in Walk of Fame Park, and are offering a cash reward for information.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission is set to establish new hunting and trapping seasons on April 18-19 at the Carnegie Hotel in Johnson City, with a focus on public feedback and updates on wildlife management.