Omari Booker is creating a mural and sculptures for Nashville's first Permanent Supportive Housing facility, which will provide 90 units for the homeless population and is set to open in summer 2024.

Ongoing bridge repairs in East Tennessee are causing traffic delays, with lane reductions and closures on I-75 and other roads in various counties until the end of May 2024.

Collierville celebrated the grand opening of new pickleball courts in Suggs Park with a ribbon-cutting event, speeches, and a showcase match featuring local dignitaries.

A sinkhole in downtown Clarksville has led to the closure of a portion of College Street, as authorities and the Street Department assess and plan repairs.

A semi truck hit an unused CSX overpass in Nashville, shutting down I-40 westbound lanes and causing traffic reroutes until the bridge was cleared and inspected for safety.

Tennessee launches new mental health crisis centers for children in Nashville and Memphis, offering free 24/7 support without insurance requirements, as part of a $5 million initiative.

A semi truck crash spilled flour and closed I-40 in Bellevue, impacting traffic. The driver was injured, and authorities seek the pickup driver who fled. Roads reopened by 7 a.m.

FAA enforced a ground stop at Nashville Airport due to severe storms, causing travel disruptions. Flights could land, but departures were halted. The stop was estimated to continue until 7:45 p.m.

Nashville Airport prepares for a near-record number of departures, with an expected 42,000 travelers, following events in the city. Extra staff and traffic coordination are in place. Travelers are advised to arrive early and check flight statuses.

Nashville Airport prepares for a busy day with over 42,000 passengers after local events, enhancing staffing and advising travelers on parking and check-in procedures.

Murfreesboro City Council approved a renovation of Old Fort Park's tennis and pickleball courts, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act for $1.2 million.

Nashville police urge early arrival downtown to avoid gridlock from an expected 50,000 Morgan Wallen fans at Nissan Stadium, other events, and limited parking.

Spring Hill High School was closed on May 3rd due to vandalism. Activities resumed after school, and classes were expected to restart by May 6th. Details about the damage were limited, but no injuries were reported. An investigation is ongoing.