Tony Giarratana opened a dramatic sales gallery for Paramount in Nashville, complete with a 7.5‑foot 3D model and full‑scale condo mockups.

Justin Timberlake’s Bounty Club has filed multiple Nashville permits for a clubhouse, restaurant and maintenance buildings as the Whites Creek project moves into construction. Permit records show a sizable first‑tee structure and support buildings along Knight Drive.

The Nashville Business Journal expanded its annual ranking to 135 manufacturers, underscoring the region's auto‑supplier and food‑processing workforce hubs.

A woman was hospitalized after an alleged attack at an apartment where she went to cut a man's hair; police have charged a 59-year-old man with attempted criminal homicide.

Lawmakers removed two major financial barriers: a strict child-support payoff rule and a blanket court-costs requirement, opening the door for thousands to seek restored voting rights.

Thieves tried to yank a Chase ATM from its base on Memorial Boulevard early Friday; police recovered two stolen pickups and are asking neighbors to check video.

American Snuff will hire more than 50 manufacturing workers at its Clarksville plant through 2026 as part of Reynolds American’s U.S. manufacturing investment.

Chartis' 2026 analysis flags 417 rural hospitals as vulnerable to closure, and Delta towns near Memphis say long drives and slow ambulance times are already a reality.

Police recovered a body from the Cumberland River near Shelby Park Thursday; Metro Nashville Police are investigating.

Warm, breezy Friday with highs near 86°F. Saturday brings a high chance of showers and thunderstorms, followed by a cooler Sunday.

Lumber Liquidators will move its headquarters and warehousing from Richmond to Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, in a $32.4M project expected to create 76 jobs. The shift pairs the retailer with F9 Brands’ existing operations in the county.

Metropolis is adding more than $2M in parking credits to eligible Tennessee accounts, offering two $15 discounts to drivers after an AG settlement.

Rep. Monty Fritts criticized a legislative hold on pro‑gun bills, calling the pause “a slap in the face” and urging measures to allow guns on campuses and in parks.