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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A man who vanished during his Chattanooga statutory-rape trial was located on Alameda Street in Nashville and is being held in Davidson County pending transfer.
A 26-year-old Murfreesboro mother of four was found fatally shot in her home; police have charged her former boyfriend. Family members say some of her young children were inside during the attack.
Weather & Environment in ...
Showers and a chance of thunderstorms today in Nashville, high near 82°F. Gusty winds possible; another round arrives Saturday.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Niche's 2026 ranking shows Tennessee towns like Banner Hill and Rutherford among America's most affordable, with home prices far below the national average.
Politics & Govt in ...
Appointed judge Bethany Glandorf faces Audrey Anderson and Corletra Mance in a Nashville family court primary focused on clearing case backlogs.
A former LaFollette officer was indicted after prosecutors say he threw an explosive device at a Campbell County homeowner; a court date is set for May 4.
An ethics complaint says Councilmember Courtney Johnston failed to disclose her board role with the Music City Childrens Museum; she called the filing 'nonsense' and council deferred rezoning.
Spring Hill police posted photos after an electric dirt bike fled officers on Commonwealth Drive near Longview Elementary. The department is asking for anonymous tips.
A coalition led by SELC sued the EPA, saying Davidson County’s PM2.5 levels top the tightened federal limit and asking a court to force agency action within 150 days.
A repurposed Wedgewood‑Houston property called The Mill sold for $13.22M to an LLC tied to Carmichael Capital, public records show. The deal included roughly $9.3M in financing.
Twenty small dogs — two pregnant — were rescued from a filthy, abandoned Nashville rental; the foster-based rescue says the animals were surviving on toilet water.
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.
Community & Society in ...
A Metro Social Services study finds Black Nashvillians face higher poverty and unemployment than other residents, with some neighborhoods hit especially hard.
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