Sabrina Carpenter announces her 2024 "Short N' Sweet" North American tour, supporting her sixth album, with a historic headline show at New York's Madison Square Garden.

A fire broke out at a Nashville recycling plant, leading to an evacuation and concerns about smoke. The fire was extinguished without injuries, and an investigation into its cause is pending.

Sabrina Carpenter's Short n’ Sweet Tour hits Nashville on Oct. 16 with a total of 29 US shows planned. Presale tickets release soon and her new album drops in August. Carpenter also launches a non-profit for mental health, LGBTQ+, and animal welfare.

Clarksville Police responded to a shooting after a domestic violence call, setting up a perimeter around the home but assuring no threat to the neighborhood. Details and identities remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

Clarksville Police report a domestic-related shooting on Timberline Way, stating no current threat to nearby residents, with the scene secured as they investigate.

Country singer Mark Chesnutt underwent emergency quadruple bypass surgery, canceling his summer tour. He expressed gratitude for support and hopes to perform again soon.

Percy Warner Golf Course in Nashville reopens June 29 after major renovations, with tee time reservations starting June 22. The course improvements include new practice areas, tee boxes, and an irrigation system.

Nashville anticipates a heatwave with temperatures nearing 100°F, a foggy start, and a potential for slight relief from scattered showers and thunderstorms by Sunday night.

Country star Luke Bryan and his wife Caroline attended the ribbon-cutting for the newly renovated West Tower at Williamson Medical Center, named the Boyer-Bryan tower in their honor.

Joe Elmore, the host of "Tennessee Crossroads," has died at 80 after a long illness. He hosted the show for 37 years, becoming a beloved Tennessee figure.

Authorities in Clarksville responded to a 911 call about a possible explosive device in a vehicle at KP Auto Sales, prompting an area shutdown. The situation was later deemed safe.

Nashville police arrested Adrian Lewis and seized drugs and a firearm following complaints and surveillance of suspected drug sales in the Edgehill neighborhood.

The Peach Truck accused Kroger of using their marketing material without permission, which Kroger acknowledged and apologized for, not planning any legal action.