Medical examiner confirms remains found in February were those of William "Billy" Linn, who was reported missing last September.

A state audit and a TBI probe have put Rutherford County’s property tax roll under scrutiny. Thousands of parcels are being rechecked and the county faces corrections and a state bill.

A Tennessee bill would let judges place some foster children in juvenile detention without criminal charges. Supporters say its about safety; critics call it a dangerous expansion of state power.

A Southwest Nashville–Fort Lauderdale flight diverted to Hartsfield-Jackson on March 6 after the airline reported a "possible security matter." The aircraft landed safely and was set to continue once cleared.

An oryx nicknamed "Leonard" has been spotted across Joelton, turning up in yards and on roads while animal-control crews search.

Bibles & Coffee is moving from an online Bible shop to a Main Street cafe at 214 W. Main, targeting a spring opening in Murfreesboro. The space will pair coffee with a boutique of faith-focused goods.

Democratic lawmakers revived the "Pot for Potholes" plan to legalize marijuana and dedicate a 15% tax to repairs for Tennessee roads and bridges.

WeGo’s Journey Pass has grown quickly: more than 9,000 enrollments and 760,298 free trips as the pilot expands across Davidson County. The phased rollout uses partner agencies for easy sign-up.

Silverbelly Whiskey filed permits to renovate the former Show Pony storefront at 121 Third Ave S; the Alan Jackson‑affiliated brand confirmed a location is in the works.

A South Nashville shooting at a WoodSpring Suites left a man with multiple gunshot wounds; police arrested 55-year-old John Denton, who faces attempted homicide and related felony counts.

An Evolv scanner at Stratford High alerted staff to a loaded gun in a backpack; a 17-year-old student was arrested and police say no one was hurt.

A Blount County judge ordered state experts to evaluate Gary Wayne Sutton and record any exams ahead of his Dec. 3, 2026 execution. Defense lawyers say low IQ scores and past expert testimony raise constitutional questions.

A historic East Nashville pottery‑era warehouse and adjacent parcels at 515 Foster Street are back on the market, reviving a stalled plan for hundreds of homes and a boutique hotel.