Congressman Andy Ogles admitted to falsely claiming a $320,000 loan to his campaign, with true amount being $20,000.

Severe weather prompted the FAA to temporarily halt departures at Nashville International Airport, causing brief delays before the ground stop was lifted and flights resumed.

The Nashville Police Department has arrested 459 individuals, recovered 263 stolen vehicles and 107 firearms, and is urging the public to secure their vehicles to prevent thefts.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain and thunderstorms for Nashville over several days, with varying chances of precipitation and a respite expected by next Wednesday.

The NWS has issued a severe weather alert for Middle Tennessee, including Nashville, with potential storms, winds, and hail expected. Residents are advised to prepare and monitor updates.

Tennessee's new Smart Heart Act mandates that all high schools have AEDs and staff trained in CPR to improve student and athlete safety, spurred by recent cardiac incidents in sports.

Nashville firefighters responded to a fire at Marley's Market where they found a burning truck and a market with a broken window, igniting an investigation into potential links between the events.

The K-LOVE Fan Awards will feature performances by Christian artists in Nashville, with voting open until May 24. Matthew Slater will receive the Sports Impact Award.

Nashville's city council has rejected Morgan Wallen's request for a neon sign for his new bar, citing past controversial behavior including the use of racial slurs.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts halts the transformation of Mason Rudolph Golf Course into a park due to mixed public reactions, with future plans pending community input.

The National Weather Service forecasts several days of storms for Nashville, with high chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the Memorial Day weekend and beyond.

The Vanderbilt baseball team honored a young fan, Asher Sullivan, with helmet stickers after he passed away, with plans to continue the tribute through the SEC tournament.

Mayor Freddie O’Connell has revived the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee in Nashville to focus on cycling and walking infrastructure, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of Tour de Nash.