UT Libraries in Knoxville has accepted the bulk of Cormac McCarthy’s personal library — thousands of volumes and hundreds of annotated books that will be cataloged for research. The gift is already reshaping McCarthy scholarship at the university.

Police arrested James Buchanan after an affidavit says he pulled up to two women after a civil-court hearing and threatened to shoot them; one victim says he had shown a gun over FaceTime.

Nearly 500 income‑restricted homes are coming to North Nashville along West Trinity, as two LIHTC‑backed projects move from land closings to construction. City and developer filings show family and senior complexes will be financed with public‑private tools.

More than 90 flights were delayed at Nashville International Airport Monday, with FlightAware and local outlets reporting widespread knock‑on disruption.

A miscommunication sent deputies to Saint Andrew's‑Sewanee on Friday. Officials say the school was never in danger.

Caleb Lee will take over as CEO of Lee Company on Aug. 1, 2026, as Richard Perko steps down. The move places Governor Bill Lee’s son atop a major Franklin firm.

A Nashville man was sentenced to 18 months after authorities say he hosted a laptop farm that helped North Korean operatives pose as U.S. IT workers.

Rutherford County deputies are searching for a pickup after witnesses say it dragged a dog about 600 yards in Murfreesboro; the animal was freed when its tether broke and taken for treatment.

TDOT unveiled a roughly $130M redesign that will add a grade-separated interchange at Long Hollow Pike and cut Belvedere Drive to a dead end, with construction targeted for 2031.

Sunny Thursday with highs near 68°F and a light north breeze. Warm weekend ahead, but showers and thunderstorms are likely Sunday.

Bed Bath & Beyond closed the Brentwood office that served as Kirkland’s headquarters and eliminated 88 local jobs, according to a layoff filing and company filings tied to a recent merger.

Seventeen Williamson County schools were used as polling sites on May 5 while classes continued; the district cited AP testing conflicts and parents raised safety concerns.

A pedestrian was killed Monday when a freight truck struck them near Trinity Lane and Gallatin Pike in Nashville. Metro police have closed the roadway and are investigating.