Vagabond, the U.K. self-pour wine bar, will open a 2,800-square-foot outpost at 1000 Division Street in The Gulch in late 2026, offering roughly 100 rotating wines, seasonal small plates and a Tennessee-whiskey-forward bar.

A 35-year-old rider died after a collision on Hermitage Avenue Wednesday; MNPD says investigators are reviewing video and witness accounts.

A Portland traffic stop turned up suspected MDMA, three firearms and more than $23,000 in cash, police say.

The FTC is requiring Ascension to divest seven ambulatory surgery centers in five metros before its $3.9B AmSurg acquisition can close.

A family-owned West Nashville pizzeria is being forced out after its building sold; the owners launched a fundraiser and are hunting for a new spot before a September 2026 deadline.

Rep. Andy Ogles deleted an X post saying 'Homosexuality has no place in America' and blamed a staffer after bipartisan backlash. The message renewed debate over Tennessee's 'Nuclear Family Month.'

A FEMA assistance center is open at 425 West Highland St. in Decaturville to help Winter Storm Fern survivors apply for federal and SBA aid before June deadlines.

Simon is spending $250M to rework Green Hills Mall, but locals say the real test will be easier, safer parking — not more boutiques. Community concern centers on access and lot safety as plans move forward.

Sunny Thursday with highs near 87°F and lower humidity through Friday. Storm chances return Sunday into early next week.

TBI’s ICAC Task Force and partners arrested a Weakley County man Wednesday; federal prosecutors had returned a multi‑count indictment in April.

Cooter's Place says its Pigeon Forge museum will close at year's end, staging a final season of cast reunions and fan events.

Rep. John Rose aired a radio spot paid with House funds backing the SAVE America Act as he runs for Tennessee governor, raising questions about franking and oversight. The spot’s transcript says it was funded with official House money.

Recorded jail calls appear to show Murfreesboro attorney Kirk Catron admitting he slipped an Ativan to an inmate while facing a five‑count indictment. The disclosure raises fresh questions about ethics and whether he should still be representing clients.