Police sealed off Mississippi Boulevard north of South Parkway after reports of shots early Thursday; investigators have not released details.

A Davidson County grand jury has indicted a 21‑year‑old in the May 22, 2025 killing of Kelton King. Police say surveillance and blood evidence tied the suspect to the crime.

Mild, near-record warmth Thursday with gusty south winds and a chance of evening storms.

A 16-year-old East Magnet High student was arrested after two pistols were found in the woods by the football field; one weapon had been reported stolen in 2024.

Senate committee moved SB1642 to shift most motor‑vehicle and tire sales tax revenue into Tennessee’s highway fund, sending the measure to the finance committee. The change could free hundreds of millions for road and bridge work.

TDOT is expanding its HELP service to rural interstates this spring, promising more than 870 miles of coverage by summer to speed response and help stranded motorists.

Historic records show 80 February tornadoes in Middle Tennessee, making the month the fourth-most active. NWS officials are urging residents to review shelter plans during awareness week.

A Nashville man was arrested after detectives say he repeatedly exposed himself at a Bellevue apartment complex last summer; he faces indecent exposure charges and is due in court April 10.

Local coverage said most Tennessee counties lost jobs in 2025, but state and university data tell a messier story: gains were concentrated around Nashville while many counties lagged.

Council members demanded clearer benchmarks on Nashville’s 20,000-unit affordable housing goal and deferred a resolution until Metro officials can provide hard counts.

Business leaders and community advocates clashed at the Greater Memphis Chamber forum over how quickly AI will reshape logistics jobs and who will be left behind. The debate folded in local poverty data and national layoff trends.

Cloudy, mild Wednesday gives way to near‑record warmth Thursday. Thunderstorms are possible Thursday night with gusty southerly winds that could disrupt evening plans.

A near‑100‑year‑old house on Calvin Avenue that held The Groove was torn down on Tuesday; a Metro councilmember says the teardown appears to have been done without a permit. Metro Codes has opened an investigation.