The Reed family has relisted its former Jim Reed dealership parcel along Broadway, reviving interest in a contentious Midtown site with entitlements and a tangled legal history.

A victims' attorney says state and federal reports show "very egregious errors" at the AES McEwen plant; TOSHA proposed more than $3.1M in penalties.

A worker was pronounced dead after being pinned between a forklift and an excavator on the 3000 block of Ambrose Avenue in East Nashville. Investigators remained on scene Wednesday morning.

A $40M overhaul at Midtown’s Hutton Hotel refreshes the lobby, adds a vinyl lounge and brings a large spa, sharpening the hotel’s music‑city appeal.

An open-seat race in Williamson County has set up a close primary between Commissioner Mary Smith and Puckett's CEO Andy Marshall. Early voting starts April 15; the primary is May 5.

A 61-year-old Nashville man faces child-neglect charges after his nonverbal 5-year-old was found walking alone in the Napier neighborhood. Police say the father told officers he had been drinking and fell asleep while watching the child.

Lawmakers are set to consider SB0591, which would tighten which school threats must be reported — a move pitched as protecting students with disabilities and criticized as creating gaps.

Two Hillsboro Village properties traded for a combined $54.8M, putting Belcourt Park and Village 21 into Elmington-linked ownership. The deal highlights continued investor appetite for walkable Nashville assets.

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.