A family says an Antioch High student was expelled after reporting a note and overheard comment about a gun; the district says the DA declined to prosecute and the parents have appealed.

Permit filings show Au Cheval has targeted a 4,435‑sq‑ft unit with a 575‑sq‑ft patio inside Ashwood 12 South. A local partner is reportedly involved.

A new Tennessee bill would require bars to stock rapid drink‑testing kits and reclassify spiking someone’s drink as a Class D felony, but questions about costs and enforcement remain.

Wilson County released photos of a vehicle tied to the Jan. 12 Old Hickory killing and is asking residents with dash‑cam or surveillance footage to come forward.

Metro Nashville Police say there are no known credible threats but have increased patrols near houses of worship and entertainment areas and ask residents to report anything suspicious.

Surveillance video shows a woman boarding an MNPS bus and joining two juveniles in an attack on a student; the victim was hospitalized and an adult has been charged.

Sumner County authorities say six people were arrested over 10 weeks on child sexual‑exploitation charges; each suspect is being held on bonds of $1M or more.

Mayor Freddie O’Connell is asking the state to let Nashville cut its 2.75% grocery tax, but current law blocks Metro governments from doing so. He’s pushing a council resolution to seek a legislative fix.

A Tennessee bill would bar businesses from using shoppers' personal data to set individualized prices, with narrow exemptions for insurers and some banks.

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.