A 39th-floor Four Seasons penthouse in downtown Nashville is listed for $14.9M; the 3-bed, 4.5-bath residence spans about 4,744 sq ft and includes Four Seasons amenities.

County‑level data show Tennessee added about 52,000 net new residents in 2023, led by Knox and Rutherford; Millennials and Gen Z made up the bulk of the gains.

Pancho And Lefty's Cantina is closing in Nashville; the station reported no final service date or reason. The move follows earlier location shifts for the brand.

A reported Epic outage left Vanderbilt clinicians unable to pull up patient charts, disrupting normal operations at the Nashville medical center. Officials say they are investigating.

A Tennessee bill would force major AI firms to publish child‑safety and public‑safety plans, report dangerous incidents to the attorney general and face fines.

Two people were killed and a third injured after a Tennessee Highway Patrol pursuit ended in a crash on I-24 West near mile marker 54.

Byrdstown's courthouse will open as a short-term shelter during Monday’s storms. The sheriff’s office asked people to ring the front doorbell for entry.

Wilson County named two shelters for tornado watches and says pets are allowed at the Lebanon location. Volunteers are being coordinated through Volunteer Network.

Henry County says Harrelson, Henry and Lakewood schools will open as storm shelters at 5 p.m. and remain available until the severe-weather threat passes.

Strong storms early Monday left trees, power lines and poles down across Maury County; county 911 says no injuries and urged residents not to call 911 about outages. Crews are moving in to clear roads.

Deputies and state wildlife officers responded to Devil’s Step boat ramp after reports of a possible drowning at Tims Ford Lake on Sunday; the sheriff’s office is withholding the victim’s name pending family notification.

Bert Kreischer will headline a one-day Laughing on the Lake festival at Ozarks Amphitheater on May 16, joined by Kathleen Madigan, Rory Scovel, Chris Porter and Shane Torres.

City officials say a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Montgomery County was extended to 10:30 p.m.; residents were urged to shelter and monitor official updates.