Two juveniles listed as missing and an adult were arrested after police say security footage shows them breaking into cars in a downtown Nashville parking garage. Officers recovered weapons and masks during a Broadway traffic stop.

Belmont University will simulcast Alan Jackson’s sold‑out final concert at the Fisher Center on June 27, giving local fans a second chance to join the farewell. Tickets go on sale May 27.

Murfreesboro detectives renewed a plea for tips in the 1991 killing of Pamela Miracle after fresh forensic review and public outreach. The case remains unsolved.

A city video shows bystanders perform CPR and deliver an AED shock that helped save a man. The Fire Department will host free CPR training and demos June 3.

A combined $7,500 reward is on offer as investigators search for an 18‑year‑old wanted in the Brownsville pre‑prom shooting that killed a Haywood High student.

Muggy Wednesday with scattered storms and a 1–2 inch rainfall threat in low spots. Expect soggy commutes and daily storm chances through the weekend.

Emergency crews responded Tuesday evening to a possible drowning at Nashville Shores Waterpark in Hermitage. Authorities say few details are available as crews investigate.

A state chancery panel tossed the NAACP's challenge to Tennessee's new congressional map that split Memphis. Federal lawsuits are still pending over the lines.

Strato Capital paid $30.35M for Polk Center at 191 Polk Ave, adding a roughly 282,500‑square‑foot flex building to its Tennessee holdings.

LEV Manufacturing will open a 100,000-sq-ft Rad Power Bikes assembly hub in Algood, promising 288 jobs and a $7M investment for Putnam County. Officials say the site will handle assembly, logistics and fulfillment.

MNPS will brief the public Tuesday on modest bell-time shifts for 2026 627: most high schools will start 20 minutes later and elementary schools 10 minutes later.

Edley's Bar-B-Que will open its 12th restaurant in Brentwood this year, expanding the Nashville barbecue chain into Williamson County.

Tennessee grad Adam Walton upset former world No. 1 Daniil Medvedev in a five-set opening-round shock at Roland-Garros. The Australian wildcard — a former Vols doubles champion — now meets Zachary Svajda in round two.