Amazon is expected to leave a temporary Church Street office as Nashville Yards keeps absorbing more of the company's work. Midtown brokers will be watching who fills the gap.

KCDC and Elmington are planning a 202‑unit apartment project at North Peters and Cedar Bluff with a large share of units reserved for lower-income households.

Starkville-born Taste says it plans to open restaurants in every SEC city by 2029 while expanding in Mississippi with Ridgeland, Oxford and new local builds. The group is hiring and building to scale.

A Pulaski man was arrested after a Saturday shooting left a 37-year-old dead; police charged a 40-year-old with first-degree murder and say more arrests could follow.

Crews battled a working fire at a nearly finished home on Beard Road near Bethel; operations shifted to a defensive attack after crews reported the floor giving way.

MNPD arrested a Nashville man after forensic analysis of seized devices allegedly found thousands of child sexual‑abuse files during an 11‑month probe.

A subcontractor installing a septic tank at Santa Fe Unit School fell about 20 feet into the vault; Maury County firefighters conducted a technical rescue and the worker was flown to Vanderbilt.

Nashville firefighters rescued two men from a burning North Nashville duplex; one was hospitalized and the cause of the blaze is under investigation.

Nashville police say a 34-year-old man was arrested after a January tip to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children led detectives to images on Snapchat.

A registered sex offender was arrested in Nashville Thursday after police said he violated the state registry, according to local reporting. Tennessee law treats registry violations as felonies.

Tennessee’s high court revived a 2013 products suit tied to a booster‑seat crash, ruling some failure‑to‑warn claims can proceed and sending the case back to trial.

A Storm Prediction Center watch warns of damaging winds, very large hail and possible tornadoes across parts of KY, TN, VA and WV through midnight CDT.

Patchy fog will clear Wednesday morning, giving way to a hot, humid afternoon with a high near 89°F and heat‑index readings near 97. Cooler air arrives Thursday; rain chances return Friday night into Saturday.