Metro Nashville posted a 'Were hiring!' notice on Wednesday for a new NDOT director, weeks after an acting director was appointed. The role will oversee streets, signals and multimodal projects across the county.

NES plans a pilot to bury overhead lines in four Nashville neighborhoods, but experts warn Tennessee’s karst geology and conversion costs could make the project costly and complicated.

The Convention Center Authority approved an easement that could let The Boring Company build a station at Music City Center, advancing the Music City Loop amid protests.

A revised bill reduces the size of a proposed statewide tunnel authority but leaves it with broad power to permit and regulate subterranean projects including the Music City Loop.

Neighbors say Smith Springs Road is increasingly dangerous after multiple crashes and late‑night racing. A March 25 meeting will gather MNPD, NDOT and a Metro councilmember to discuss fixes.

Metro Nashville PD will close Broadway between Rep. John Lewis Way and 2nd Avenue on Friday and Saturday nights from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. for pedestrian safety.

WeGo announced plans for a Donelson Transit Center as part of Mayor Freddie O'Connell’s Choose How You Move expansion, promising more frequent buses and better train connections.

I-24 westbound was closed Wednesday near mile marker 81 in Rutherford County, with Highway 41 also blocked and drivers detoured via Exit 97.

A squirrel tripped a breaker and briefly knocked out power to about 3,600 people in Germantown Monday, utility crews say.

SB 1782 would let Tennessee cities ban certain e-bikes from greenways and raise the Class 3 riding age; Franklin shop owners warn rentals could suffer. Lawmakers say it's a safety fix.

A Southwest Nashville–Fort Lauderdale flight diverted to Hartsfield-Jackson on March 6 after the airline reported a "possible security matter." The aircraft landed safely and was set to continue once cleared.

WeGo’s Journey Pass has grown quickly: more than 9,000 enrollments and 760,298 free trips as the pilot expands across Davidson County. The phased rollout uses partner agencies for easy sign-up.

Tennessee won $202M in BEAD funds to connect more than 43,000 unserved or underserved locations across 74 counties; most sites are slated for fiber and projects aim to finish by December 2028.