José Andrés Group will open Glowbird, a rooftop poolside concept at W Nashville next Sunday, April 26. Expect lobster rolls, watermelon salad and tropical cocktails.

Warren County Schools won't renew Durham's contract; Ecco Ride will take over July 1 and a WARN filing lists about 79 workers who may be affected this summer.

State bills would require districts and charter schools to limit student access to only school‑approved websites, run annual third‑party audits and restrict elementary email use.

Residents' tips and quick police work led to multiple arrests after an armed robbery and pursuit in La Vergne. Officers recovered a 9mm and an AR‑style 'ghost gun'.

Usher and Chris Brown will stop at Nissan Stadium on July 25 as part of the Raymond & Brown R&B stadium tour. Artist presales begin April 23; general sales start April 27.

A Hendersonville musician, Phil Vaught, was arrested in Mississippi and indicted by a Sumner County grand jury on multiple child-sex charges. Hendersonville police say abuse occurred and are asking for tips.

Dave “Coach Mac” McGinnis, the Titans’ longtime radio analyst and former NFL coach, died April 13 in Nashville at 74. The team released a statement mourning his loss.

Mt. Juliet officers stopped a Yukon on I‑40 and arrested a 35‑year‑old Nashville man wanted in connection with an alleged March strangulation of a pregnant woman.

Dakodah Collins is listed as wanted by Crime Stoppers and Knoxville police on active warrants including failure to appear and aggravated burglary. Tip lines and reward details are listed.

Gallatin has paused all burn permits amid gusty winds and dry conditions. Residents are warned to avoid outdoor burning while the suspension remains in effect.

Mid‑60s this morning; highs near 88°F Tuesday with low humidity and gusty SSW winds raising fire danger. Showers and storms likely Thursday.

Convexity's 5 City has signed five office leases but brokers are holding prime floors for a potential large tenant.

Lawmakers passed a bill to block uncoordinated relocations of homeless Tennesseans without written consent from the receiving city; Gov. Bill Lee now has the measure.