A three‑building Specific Plan will wrap the historic United Record Pressing site in Wedgewood‑Houston, pairing a hotel, new residential units and preserved millwork. City approvals set firm unit and hotel caps.

Patchy dense fog slowed Tuesday morning commutes; afternoon storms and humid heat follow with highs near 89°F.

Mt. Juliet is getting a second Waffle House on Lebanon Road. City video and planning records show the project is moving forward.

Five people were rescued from kayaks after flash flooding near Robert Clark Park; there were no injuries and the park remains closed while water levels recede.

Parking and road closures will reshape downtown Clarksville during the two‑day America’s 250th celebration.

A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for Clarksville and Montgomery County through the evening. Officials warn of damaging wind and hail and urge readiness.

Highs near 100°F Friday with heat indices up to 112°F. Afternoon storms could bring heavy rain and gusts—plan for delays to July 4 events.

A joint workshop explored zoning tweaks that would tighten design rules in the one‑block First Avenue District and add a 1/4‑mile residential buffer for data centers.

Highs near 100°F and heat‑index readings above 110°F threaten Nashville through Friday. Cooling centers and outreach are active across the city.

A Clarksville convenience-store clerk was flown to a Nashville hospital after being stabbed during an alleged robbery at EZ Market; police are investigating and seeking tips.

Triple-digit heat and heat-index values above 110F will persist through Friday. Cooling centers and heat-patrols are active across the city.

Deputies say a suspect stole a six‑pack and struck a Dollar General manager in McMinnville; photos released and investigators are asking for tips.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Nashville through Thursday with highs near 100–102°F and heat-index readings that may exceed 110°F. Cooling centers and outreach are available.