Jury selection in Tennessee’s suit against Meta starts Monday in Nashville. The state says Instagram was built to hook kids; the case follows two big rulings this spring.

East Nashville’s Turkey and the Wolf Icehouse mixes New Orleans‑style sandwiches with a thrift‑store patio vibe. The tomato sandwich has emerged as a lunchtime favorite.

An early-morning fire damaged the Music City Psychic storefront on White Bridge Pike in West Nashville; officials have not yet disclosed a cause or reported injuries.

A new Consumer Federation of America analysis and local reporting show Black homeowners in Tennessee pay about 15% more — roughly $420 a year — for homeowners insurance.

Lucent Health Solutions agreed to a $1.95M settlement after a 2023 phishing attack that implicated PHI for roughly 37,000 people; claims and opt-outs have set deadlines this fall.

Gallatin crews are expanding a detention pond along South Water Avenue to protect the American Legion Post 17 veterans residence; nearby Woods Ferry Road will close.

Regional planners programmed funding for a Smyrna‑sponsored connector that would link McEwen Drive to I‑24 through the Rocky Fork corridor; design and environmental review are next.

Neighbors flagged a man after they say he exposed himself outside a downtown Nashville window; court records list the defendant and show bond set at $10,000.

A study reported July 14 shows child‑rearing costs in Middle Tennessee rose 2.1%, adding hundreds to already strained family budgets. Child care and housing were the main drivers.

Morning fog gives way to a hot, sticky day with highs near 90°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Weekend rain chances increase Friday–Saturday.

HCA says a payer‑mix shift tied to the end of enhanced ACA subsidies cost the company about $400M in Q2, prompting a lowered 2026 outlook and a sharp market reaction.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue removed an elderly man from a Leaf Avenue house fire; the Fire Marshal is investigating.

A proposed La Vergne zoning amendment would confine data centers to interchange zones and ban them within 1,000 feet of homes, schools and parks.