A Flood Watch stays in effect through 6 p.m. CDT Sunday, July 12. Expect rounds of heavy showers, spotty flooding, and messy commutes this afternoon.

Gallatin's July 14 committee will consider a moratorium on data centers, a sweeping zoning rewrite and a 255‑acre industrial expansion. Personnel and pay changes also appear on the packet.

Gov. Bill Lee tapped Jordan Mollenhour — a Knoxville real estate broker with past ties to online ammunition sales — for a seat on McGhee Tyson's reconstituted board.

Neighbors and river advocates say a 417-unit Ariza Bellevue plan and a proposed bridge could worsen floods along the Harpeth River as a July 16 stormwater hearing approaches. Technical studies and variances will be central to the debate.

Nashville broke ground on Chestnut Street July 8 as the first Complete Streets project funded by Choose How You Move. The work will add bike lanes, sidewalks and transit upgrades.

Belmont dean Brittany Schaffer will become the Country Music Association’s next CEO in a staged transition this fall. Her Spotify background and Music Row ties could shape CMA priorities.

Muggy start with patchy fog; scattered storms likely this afternoon. High near 89°F with heat index up to 98°F.

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.