Mayor Freddie O'Connell confirmed he'll run for a second term, saying he wants to finish long‑term projects like Choose How You Move and the East Bank while pushing affordability and safer streets.

Developers say buyers from California, New York and Illinois are snapping up lots at River Gorge Ranch near Chattanooga, drawn in part by Tennessee's tax perks as the mountaintop community takes shape.

An unidentified man was struck and killed by a train on a bridge over the Harpeth River near McCrory Lane; Metro police are investigating.

Cheatham County investigators are searching for 49-year-old Marvin Lewis Page, wanted on a rape indictment tied to a Chapmansboro home. Authorities say he may be transient and urged the public to call with tips.

Allen Baggett was arrested April 24 in Gallatin and charged with six counts of aggravated sexual battery and six counts of solicitation of a minor. Police say the investigation began after a March complaint and are asking witnesses to call 615-452-1313.

Three Nashville men sued the Tennessee Highway Patrol after DUI arrests where blood tests later showed no alcohol or drugs; the complaint seeks damages and policy change.

Baptist Memorial broke ground April 30 on a $27M, 18,000‑sq‑ft hospital near Somerville that will restore emergency and inpatient care to Fayette County and is slated to open in March 2027.

Cool, dry weather holds through the weekend in Nashville; showers and storms are likely to return Tuesday into Wednesday.

Titans president Chad Brinker is leaving the organization to return to personnel work, the team announced Tuesday. His exit comes days after the NFL Draft.

A man was shot in South Nashville early Wednesday; police detained several people as detectives investigate. The victim’s injuries are described as non-life-threatening.

A Memphis man faces robbery charges after police say a stolen iPhone was tracked to a Walmart ecoATM kiosk and sold using a photo ID.

A man was beaten with a hammer at a Nashville job site, local TV reports. Video from WKRN aired with the station's coverage as police investigate.

Rescuers pulled 130 cats, including 62 tiny kittens, from a Dickson County property. Many are sick and the Humane Society says it urgently needs food, litter and donations.