The IRS offered disaster relief after Winter Storm Fern, but reporting differs: some outlets say Tennessee has until June 8 while an IRS release lists May 22 for named counties.

A Metro Social Services study finds Black Nashvillians face higher poverty and unemployment than other residents, with some neighborhoods hit especially hard.

A high-speed chase in Chapel Hill ended when a car crashed into a chimney-sweeping shop; police have identified the driver and the Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating.

New federal SNAP and TANF rules could shrink Tennessee's count of economically disadvantaged students, risking tens of millions in K‑12 funding unless the state updates its formula.

A Nashville man was arrested after police say he stole 141 cast‑iron water meter covers and sold them for scrap. Authorities say the lids belong to Metro Water Services and cost about $9,250 to replace.

Metro Council will review the Nashville Downtown Partnership’s budget after the nonprofit said it will replace Solaren with Block by Block’s Civicity amid scrutiny over arrests and a garage fire.

Court filings say a man used a fake ID to rent a GMC Sierra at BNA and never returned it; the truck was later flagged by a license‑plate reader in Texas.

A man was charged after a shooting in East Nashville; local reporting says the suspect is a previously convicted felon and prosecutors will announce formal counts.

NDOT will roll out marked downtown rideshare pickup zones, expanding a TPAC pilot aimed at easing event-time congestion and clearing curb lanes.

A house fire on Elk Ridge Road forced crews into a defensive attack and prompted active cooling of a 1,000‑gallon propane tank while investigators probe the cause.

Hany Mukhtar’s 51st-minute goal sent Nashville SC past Club América 1-0 at Estadio Azteca, a result that propelled the MLS side into the CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinals. The win is being called a landmark for Nashville and MLS.

Mid‑60s this morning; highs near 87°F with gusty SSW winds and an enhanced fire danger. Showers and thunderstorms are most likely Thursday.

MNPS board members pressed for larger teacher raises Tuesday, with several urging a 4% COLA as the mayor's budget looms.