An early‑morning house fire on Hurricane Circle left a La Vergne home a complete loss; one person was injured and residents were connected with the Red Cross.

Metro Nashville posted a 'Were hiring!' notice on Wednesday for a new NDOT director, weeks after an acting director was appointed. The role will oversee streets, signals and multimodal projects across the county.

NES plans a pilot to bury overhead lines in four Nashville neighborhoods, but experts warn Tennessee’s karst geology and conversion costs could make the project costly and complicated.

The Iroquois Steeplechase returns May 9 to Percy Warner Park for its 85th year, debuting a live‑music stage, Magnolia Garden and expanded Royal 615 VIP spaces.

Whataburger opened Tuesday at 3075 Mallory Lane in Cool Springs, with a ribbon‑cutting, giveaways and new local jobs.

The Nashville Community Review Board's new report says MNPD undercounts routine displays and soft‑hand tactics — and finds Black and Hispanic residents bear the brunt. The board wants those events added to the public dashboard.

Dollar General has chosen JJ Fleeman Jr. as its next CEO, replacing Todd Vasos and prompting a major leadership shift at the Goodlettsville-based chain.

Visitors poured nearly $3.93 billion into Sevier County in 2024. Local leaders say the sales-tax windfall pays for police, schools and roads — keeping property levies down.

Sunny today with a fast warmup — Thursday could challenge a daily record near 86°F. Showers are possible Friday before a cooler, dry weekend.

A new Oncology Services and Infusion Center at Pointe Centre 2 in Chattanooga brings cancer care closer to local veterans and cuts lengthy drives to Nashville. A ribbon-cutting is set for March 27.

Councilors pressed city officials for an accounting of $4.4M in homeless services after public allegations of unauthorized payments and evictions.

A 22-year-old was shot on Fatherland Street in East Nashville; police are investigating whether the incident was domestic-related.

FBI Nashville warns that violent online networks such as 764 are increasingly coercing kids into extreme‑gore and sexual content; investigators list cutsigns, animal harm and sudden isolation as red flags.