Two men were indicted after investigators say they sold 94 cattle without permission, costing a Franklin County ranch more than $114,000.

Metro police say a 43-year-old woman has been charged after victims reported being drugged downtown and a stolen phone was traced to a kiosk on Dickerson Pike.

Mt. Juliet has boosted fire capital spending from about $490K in FY2017 to $2.9M in FY2026 and opened two modern stations to shorten response times. The upgrades add training space, better living quarters and storm‑hardened features for crews.

A Nashville candidate’s court challenge failed after a chancery judge denied her injunction and left the Tennessee Democratic Party’s disqualification intact.

A city video shows bystanders perform CPR and deliver an AED shock that helped save a man. The Fire Department will host free CPR training and demos June 3.

Emergency crews responded Tuesday evening to a possible drowning at Nashville Shores Waterpark in Hermitage. Authorities say few details are available as crews investigate.

Edley's Bar-B-Que will open its 12th restaurant in Brentwood this year, expanding the Nashville barbecue chain into Williamson County.

A Nashville man was arrested after authorities say he posed as a licensed fire inspector and charged minority‑owned businesses for bogus inspections. Officials had warned the public in 2023.

Aging infrastructure, a history of financial pressures, and a lease expiring in 2027 have kept Nashville General Hospital at the center of an ongoing debate over whether to repair the current facility or build a new one.

A 69-year-old was arrested after police say he shot at a woman who rejected his advances outside Chippington Towers II; she was uninjured and he faces multiple felony counts.

A mother in East Nashville says she saw three men point rifle‑style guns at traffic; she hid with her children in a play cafe and called police.

A tornado warning swept parts of Middle Tennessee Friday; the NWS flagged radar-indicated rotation near Sparta and listed Virgin Falls and stretches of I‑40 among at-risk areas.

A hidden hi‑fi bar called Vinyl Vault will open behind Mel’s on 2nd Ave on May 29, showcasing preserved 1800s vaults, vintage speakers and vinyl DJs.