Van Hilleary and Johnny Garrett are trading AI‑generated attack ads in Tennessee’s 6th GOP primary as early voting nears; a new state disclosure law may not cover federal races.

NWS and county officials warned of heavy rain, possible hail and 60 mph gusts across northeastern Williamson County Tuesday night. Flash flooding advisories were also in effect.

TWRA is investigating after a man was found dead near an unmanned bass boat at Straight Creek on Norris Lake. Officials have released few details as the probe continues.

A blistering 97°F afternoon is expected; storms tonight could bring heavy downpours and a Flood Watch runs through Wednesday morning.

Marquis Homes filed plans for Hickory Parc, a 134‑unit townhome project in Antioch that lists 339 parking spaces and now sits in Metro’s public records. The proposal joins other recent filings reshaping southeast Nashville.

Music City Center tapped Anthony Lopez as president while long-time leader Charles Starks remains CEO. The split arrives as the center advances expansion plans.

A man was arrested after allegedly brandishing a knife and threatening people outside the Wild Beaver Saloon in downtown Nashville.

Flash-flood warnings covered parts of Middle Tennessee Sunday night; officials warned that rising creeks and flooded streets could make travel dangerous.

TBI says a 22-year-old Overton County man was arrested on multiple child‑exploitation charges after an ICAC probe tied him to TikTok and Snapchat accounts.

Jury selection in Tennessee’s suit against Meta starts Monday in Nashville. The state says Instagram was built to hook kids; the case follows two big rulings this spring.

East Nashville’s Turkey and the Wolf Icehouse mixes New Orleans‑style sandwiches with a thrift‑store patio vibe. The tomato sandwich has emerged as a lunchtime favorite.

An early-morning fire damaged the Music City Psychic storefront on White Bridge Pike in West Nashville; officials have not yet disclosed a cause or reported injuries.

A new Consumer Federation of America analysis and local reporting show Black homeowners in Tennessee pay about 15% more — roughly $420 a year — for homeowners insurance.