Metro Nashville Police warn of a string of quick ‘sliding’ thefts at Midtown gas pumps and urge drivers to lock cars and keep valuables with them. Detectives are collecting video from affected stations.

The Heart House opened in Brentwood as a free resilience center offering trauma therapy, peer groups and youth programs for survivors of mass violence.

A developer has filed to convert downtown's 21‑story Parkway Towers into a 331‑room hotel. The concept plan is headed to the Metro Planning Commission on April 9.

James Harris told a Nashville jury he was "fighting for my life" as he represented himself in a first-degree murder trial tied to a 2023 East Nashville shooting.

Senators advanced SB2232 to reshape the Governor’s Response and Recovery Fund as communities tally nine‑figure storm damages. Lawmakers and local leaders are split over whether $100M will be enough.

Fuego Noble Steakhouse is coming to Antioch’s Bell Road with steaks, seafood, live music and a private events room. The team has already started hiring.

A woman was charged with arson after a Wedgewood‑Houston fire in Nashville. Authorities have released few details as the investigation continues.

The Berry Farms In‑N‑Out opens Wednesday, joining Antioch, Lebanon and Murfreesboro in Middle Tennessee. The Franklin store will have a drive‑thru, indoor seating and a covered patio.

ASCAP will move its Nashville office from Music Row to a new Wedgewood‑Houston building this fall after more than 30 years on the Row.

Wilson County opened a pet-friendly warming shelter at Faith Lutheran Church for two nights, offering cots, blankets and meals. Transportation is available at 615-489-9129.

A 56-year-old man was found in an alley behind Grumpy's Bail Bonds on Union Street Friday; police say initial checks show no signs of foul play. Detectives are reviewing surveillance footage.

A car stolen in a reported carjacking was later found crashed into a utility pole in Oak Hill early Friday; crews and Metro police worked the scene on Franklin Pike.

Davidson County personal income rose 6.6% in 2024 to nearly $72.7 billion, per BEA. Gains are visible across Tennessee even as housing affordability remains a concern.