A fatal three-semi wreck shut down westbound I-24 near Whites Creek, with traffic diverted at Old Hickory Boulevard.

Nashville gets a sunny, less humid Wednesday before storm chances return late Friday and continue through the weekend.

Two people were found dead early Tuesday at Saddlebrook Apartments in Murfreesboro in what police say appears to be a murder-suicide. Detectives say the scene is not a threat to the public.

Rangers at Long Hunter State Park are hauling away refrigerators, couches and boats dumped near Hobson Pike, saying cleanups drain staff time and resources.

Permit filings show Scott Borchetta plans to convert the top 10 floors of Philips Plaza into a hotel, adding to a wave of downtown office‑to‑hotel conversions.

A speeding stop on Lebanon Road led Mt. Juliet officers to arrest a 33-year-old Hendersonville woman wanted out of Rutherford County; police say heroin and stolen property were found.

A Meharry Boulevard house fire left a roommate critically injured and prompted aggravated arson charges against a 67‑year‑old man, police say.

Tennessee State has tapped veteran administrator Jennifer Bell as interim athletic director after Dr. Mikki Allen was placed on administrative leave amid coaches' complaints. The move comes as the university completes an internal review.

Vanderbilt will require SAT or ACT scores for applicants beginning with the fall 2029 class. The test-optional policy remains in place for 2027 and 2028.

Wells Station is moving from a food truck to a storefront near Wild Love Bakehouse, promising a mix of tasting dishes and wood‑fire barbecue.

The BBB warns 'storm chasers' are preying on Middle Tennessee flood victims. Verify licenses, call your insurer and report suspicious contractors.

Federal agents executed a search warrant connected to a Metro Nashville employee on July 22, 2026, and the worker — a Metro Water Services employee — has been placed on administrative leave. Investigators are still gathering evidence.

First Alert Weather Days and Heat Advisories warn Nashville of 100°–110° 'feels like' temperatures early next week; officials urge hydration and cooling options.