Justin Timberlake’s Bounty Club has filed multiple Nashville permits for a clubhouse, restaurant and maintenance buildings as the Whites Creek project moves into construction. Permit records show a sizable first‑tee structure and support buildings along Knight Drive.

Rep. Monty Fritts criticized a legislative hold on pro‑gun bills, calling the pause “a slap in the face” and urging measures to allow guns on campuses and in parks.

A 25-year-old Nashville woman was arrested in Mt. Juliet after a license‑plate reader flagged a stolen Nissan; officers found multiple drugs and a gun inside the car.

The West Tennessee Drug Task Force posted that daycare centers were fronts for selling diapers made from the coca plant and that thousands of diapers were seized; those claims currently exist only on the agency's Facebook post.

Mt. Juliet police say a threat targeted West Wilson Middle School; officers will increase patrols at city schools and investigators are seeking tips. Authorities urge residents to report anything suspicious.

Clear, muggy morning with temps near 66°F; highs will climb into the mid‑80s with a 40% chance of afternoon storms. A stronger front late Saturday could bring heavier rain and a sharp cooldown.

The Catbird Seat has been named a 2026 James Beard Award finalist after relocating to the Gulch last year. The nod underscores Nashville’s growing reputation as a dining city.

A man was charged after allegedly making knife threats at Music City Walk of Fame Park on March 31; police say the case is under investigation.

McMinnville police posted photos on Facebook asking for help identifying a man linked to several incidents at the local Walmart. Investigators gave a phone and email for tips.

A Nashville Fire Department employee was arrested in Lewis County and charged with solicitation of a minor and indecent exposure. Court documents identify the suspect as 50-year-old Andrew Poole; bond was set at $11,000.

Mild, breezy Monday tops out near 79°F with gusts to 25 mph. Rain and thunderstorms return Wednesday into the weekend, though the severe threat looks low.

Mt. Juliet police arrested four after an armed hotel robbery; officers credit Live 911 technology and a swift multi‑agency response. The investigation remains active.

A 22-year-old man was arrested after an Evolv detector at Glencliff schools flagged a handgun. Police say a pistol and marijuana were recovered and he is being held on bond.