Cock of the Walk, the Music Valley Drive southern spot, announced it has closed after 42 years. The owners thanked Nashville in a Facebook post.

E+ROSE plans a Green Hills cafe at 2115 Crestmoor Road behind CVS. Permit filings suggest it would be the chain's 10th Nashville‑area location.

One year after Old Tent City's closure, residents landed in apartments, motel rooms or back on the street as the cleared riverbank is eyed for a new park.

A Country Music Hall of Fame retrospective traces Kenny Chesney's rise with guitars, handwritten lyrics and the 'Old Blue Chair' that inspired his song.

Two people were struck by BB-style pellets in downtown Nashville; police stopped a vehicle and detained two juveniles while investigators work the scene.

The Boring Company paid $2.4M for a three‑story West End building, fueling speculation that the Music City Loop could expand west of downtown Nashville.

A federal judge handed an Austin man 30 years behind bars after prosecutors said he solicited and shared explicit images of minors as part of an online "DiscreetGent" collection.

A Millersville city commissioner was arrested and booked in Sumner County on charges that include continuous sexual assault of a child and aggravated sexual battery. Bond was set at $750,000.

A Sumner County jury convicted Stacy Dawn Alessio of aggravated child neglect in a case tied to a high‑profile child‑sex investigation; sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 28, 2026.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Hermitage after officers found pills and stolen property near Shiloh Plaza, police say.

A Nashville developer has filed suit against the owners of E3 Chophouse after the Hillsboro Village steakhouse abruptly paused operations earlier this year.

Mayor Freddie O’Connell is lining up a Legacy Business Fund to give grants to longtime Nashville shops and restaurants; officials say award sizes and eligibility are still being finalized.

Officer Cole Ranseen was named East Precinct Officer of the Month after a Cleveland Park stop that turned up an AR‑style pistol and marijuana. The department praised his actions as “exemplary.”