Metro officials say the man struck by a train early Monday in Bellevue has been identified. The crash happened near Sawyer Brown Road and Todd Preis Drive; investigators say no foul play was suspected.

Belmont broke ground on a $58M Curb College building on Music Row that will add labs, studios and a Center for Mental Health in Entertainment.

Party Fowl will open at 1016 Woodland Street next Monday with a ribbon-cutting, giveaways, live music and its signature boozy slushies.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell will take viewer questions on property taxes, public safety and childcare during FOX 17's Growing Nashville town hall tonight. The session comes as reappraisals and budget choices sharpen local debate.

Light rain and scattered thunderstorms will linger across Nashville on Wednesday. Expect pockets of heavy rain and ponding on low-lying streets.

Robertson County voters will cast ballots on Tuesday, May 5. Here are the key polling locations, hours and ID rules to know.

A Goodlettsville man has been charged after a March 28 shooting that left one person dead; residents say they disarmed the suspected shooter and held him for police.

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.