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.

Plans for a mixed-use development at the vacant Macy's at Rivergate Mall include 340 homes, a hotel, and retail spaces, aiming for completion by 2026/2027. The project awaits Goodlettsville Planning Commission approval.

TDOT is investing $15 million in repaving efforts across Tennessee to repair damage from January's extreme weather, with projects divided among four regions.

A Southwest flight from Baltimore to Denver diverted to Nashville due to an unexplained cabin odor, was taken out of service, and passengers continued on a replacement plane.

Nashville International Airport experienced temporary delays due to staffing issues with air traffic controllers, causing a ground delay that was resolved before 6 p.m.

The Great Circle Road Bridge in Nashville will close indefinitely from April 25 due to safety concerns from corrosion, affecting commuters and local businesses.

Southwest Flight 5907 returned to St. Louis due to an engine issue shortly after takeoff, with an FAA inquiry underway and the aircraft set for inspection.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell announced 'Choose How You Move,' a comprehensive transit plan that includes sidewalk improvements and better traffic signals, pending a November vote.

Nashville celebrates Transit Month with a "Ticket to Ride" event, showcasing public transportation options and promoting sustainable commuting practices.

Southwest Airlines adds nonstop flights from Nashville to Cincinnati, Greenville-Spartanburg, and Richmond starting June 4.

The North Nashville Transit Center, honoring Dr. Ernest "Rip" Patton, Jr., is 80% complete and will enhance public transportation in Nashville with various amenities and connections.