A man in his 20s was shot multiple times in Donelson on Memorial Day and is in critical but stable condition as police investigate.

A Nashville cashier hit with a $46,468.50 Social Security overpayment says the agency agreed to review the claim and cap monthly deductions after local TV coverage.

A man was shot early Sunday at a Pigeon Forge cabin development; police say a suspect was taken into custody and the victim is recovering at UT Medical Center.

A 27-year-old man was taken into custody after investigators linked him to a November 2023 shooting that seriously injured a person. Authorities say the arrest caps a multi-year probe.

Haywood Middle School will close May 22 after receiving failing state grades and amid reports of severe facility disrepair. The district says students will be reassigned and staff kept on.

A jury convicted Kippy Lee Lynch after prosecutors say a Bible inscribed with his name was found at a Hendersonville break‑in. Sentencing is set for Aug. 7.

A Harriman Italian spot discarded about 300 pounds of sauce after inspectors found cooked foods held at unsafe temperatures; a follow-up inspection later raised the grade to 91.

One person was wounded in a shooting on 11th Avenue in Nashville; police are canvassing the scene and seeking witnesses.

Heavy afternoon storms are likely today with 2+ inches possible through Memorial Day; expect soggy commutes and spotty flooding.

Nashville International Airport ended a free accessible parking program — used by disabled veterans and other travelers with accessibility needs — after citing FAA revenue rules; affected travelers say garage spots will now cost about $33 a day.

Highs near 92 Tuesday with gusty south winds. Scattered storms build late; multiple inches of rain possible by the weekend.

Rosarita’s Mexican Cantina has opened on East Magnolia, offering tacos, chimichangas, margaritas and homemade desserts at neighborhood‑friendly prices. Developers say the spot is meant to help revive the corridor.

Buc-ee’s Oak Grove opening slips to 2029 as road, bridge and water upgrades stall the project. City planners say major infrastructure work must finish before the travel center can open.