Putnam County deputies seized roughly two pounds of meth and arrested two Nashville-area men after an I-40 traffic stop.

A Nashville man was sentenced to 18 months after authorities say he hosted a laptop farm that helped North Korean operatives pose as U.S. IT workers.

Belmont broke ground on a $58M Curb College building on Music Row that will add labs, studios and a Center for Mental Health in Entertainment.

FAA and state budget moves are aligning to make Smyrna a likely new home for expanded Tennessee National Guard operations, with hangars, a new tower and years of construction.

Rutherford County deputies are searching for a pickup after witnesses say it dragged a dog about 600 yards in Murfreesboro; the animal was freed when its tether broke and taken for treatment.

An MNPD officer suffered minor injuries after a confrontation with a pedestrian on the I-440 ramp to West End Avenue Thursday night. Police say the incident escalated quickly and the investigation is ongoing.

Clear, cool Friday in Nashville with highs near 76°F and patchy fog/frost early. Weekend warms into the low 80s with a small chance of Sunday showers.

The Nashville MTA Board approved WeGo’s Summer 2026 changes—starting July 5—that speed up the airport line, boost frequency to Opry Mills and extend Skyline service to 10 p.m.

Thick black smoke rose over Broadway on Thursday as firefighters battled a blaze at a building under renovation; officials reported no injuries. Crews remain on scene.

Party Fowl will open at 1016 Woodland Street next Monday with a ribbon-cutting, giveaways, live music and its signature boozy slushies.

Knox Pride's South Knoxville center closed Thursday after a security incident involving an armed individual. Organizers said everyone is OK and services will resume Friday at 11 a.m.

A spring uptick pushed April closings up 4% in Greater Nashville as listings climbed to roughly six months of supply.

A Brentwood optometrist admitted using her clinic to bill Medicare for unused wound‑care products, taking roughly $6.9 million. Sentencing is set for Sept. 10, 2026.