Nashville residents can access low-cost family planning services, women's health exams, and more at a public clinic Saturday, Nov. 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. central time.
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- Nashville mobile clinic offers low-cost health services Saturday
- 2 hurt after vehicle overturns on I-40
Two people were hurt after a vehicle overturned in Davidson County early Saturday morning.
- East Nashville shooting leaves one woman dead, police say
No arrests or charges were immediately announced, but an officer said detectives are following strong leads. The investigation remains ongoing.
- Metro Council resolution for neighbors' concerns over flight paths moves forward
It's a push for relief. For two years, residents in Donelson, Hermitage and South Nashville neighborhoods have complained that plane noise sweeping over their area is too much to bear.
- What Tennessee renters can do if their heating system breaks down
If a renter experiences a broken heating system, there are a number of things they should do, including contacting their landlord in writing.
- ‘She should be here right now’: Friends of Jillian Ludwig to hold final benefit show 3 years after her death
Her friends, who are now seniors, said this final benefit show hits different.
- Man arrested for homicide after deadly fight outside downtown Nashville bar
According to the Metro Nashville Police Department, members of the department's TITANS Unit arrested 37-year-old Keith A. King on an outstanding criminal homicide warrant for the death of 45-year-old Torey Ward of Atlanta.
- Man arrested in death of Atlanta man after fight outside Nashville bar
A man has been arrested and charged with criminal homicide in connection to the October death of an Atlanta man following a fight outside a Nashville bar, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department.
- Clarksville DMV to close for remodeling
The Clarksville Driver Services Center will be closed, starting Monday, for remodeling, according to the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security (TDOS).
- Antioch woman's lawsuit gains momentum over Dupixent after mom's 2024 death
Richardson claims her mom started having health problems shortly after her first injection. She was then diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma, or CTCL, in September, which at first she was told was treatable. But her mom's health took a turn, and she died the next month.
- Around 21K NES customers at risk of losing power at the end of the year
About 21,000 Davidson County residents risk losing their power at the end of the year.
- Brentwood salon owner says measles exposure alert brought back COVID memories
Only a week has passed, and Metro Health officials have reported a second positive measles case.
- Tennessee WARN notices affect more than 6,600 workers in 2026
Seven Tennessee WARN notices posted since mid-August affect 673 workers, bringing the total covered by notices posted this year to 6,655.
- Dickson County woman fatally shot in driveway; her brother is in custody
A 35-year-old Dickson County woman was shot and killed in her driveway Friday morning while her children were inside the home, and her brother is in custody.
- Staffing shortage forces Metro Animal Care and Control to reduce overnight coverage
Metro Animal Care and Control is temporarily reducing its overnight coverage due to a staffing shortage, meaning some after-hours calls could face delays for the next several months.
- 'Very well put together:' Nashville man warns of scammers posing as sheriff's office employees
A Nashville man says his family was scammed out of hundreds of dollars by what they thought was the Davidson County Sheriff’s office (DCSO).
- Cleanup begins in Copperhill, McCaysville after historic flooding
Cleanup is underway in Copperhill, Tennessee, and McCaysville, Georgia, after flash flooding from the Ocoee River left feet of water in businesses and homes and led to 68 rescues.
- Maury County to test tornado sirens this weekend
Maury County Office of Emergency Management announced Friday that it will be testing tornado sirens this weekend.
- HVAC technician: Test your heat and change filters before weekend cold
Experts say a quick heat test and routine maintenance can help prevent breakdowns as temperatures fall into the 30s.
- Nashville judge allows death row inmates to add failed TN executions to lawsuit. Here’s what that means for their case
A Nashville judge on Friday allowed death row inmates to add the failed attempted to execute Tony Carruthers and Christa Pike to their lawsuit over how Tennessee puts people to death.
- Tennessee man’s mother, sister charged with murder after 2024 death, TBI says
A mother and daughter have been indicted on murder and neglect charges in the death of Andrew Willis, a Fentress County man with developmental disabilities, according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
- School board ends elementary school merger talks after community pushback in Tennessee. Here’s what happened
Teachers and parents had been told the district was considering the merger. Dozens of parents attended the school board meeting, which was held at Pegram Elementary. The district said its next step is to create a recruitment and retention committee.
- Tennessee sheriff’s office warns of scammers targeting area businesses
The Decatur County Sheriff’s Office is warning area businesses about a scammers targeting them for money.
- Nashville police seek man wanted in 2 same-day attacks on Broadway
Metro Nashville Police are looking for a man wanted in two attacks on the same day on Broadway.
- More than 70 dogs brought to rescue center outside Nashville after operation in Louisiana
Some of the dogs need medical care, while others were connected to a dogfighting investigation or needed placement because shelters were overcrowded, the nonprofit said.
- Chronic wasting disease detected in this Tennessee county for the first time
Chronic wasting disease, or CWD, is a progressive, fatal disease affecting the nervous systems of deer, elk, moose and other members of the deer family.
- Holiday cheer, lights and ice!: Gaylord Opryland launches 43rd 'A Country Christmas'
It's still the first week of November but Christmas is in full swing over at the Gaylord Opryland Resort!
- Governor-elect Marsha Blackburn reveals transition team. Here’s who to know
Marsha Blackburn said her team is already hard at work to ensure a “smooth transition” into her new role as governor.
- Judge allows Tennessee death row inmates to include botched executions in lawsuit
Two failed executions in Tennessee are now at the center of a growing legal battle over the state's lethal injection protocol after a judge ruled in favor of death row inmates Friday.
- Local artists say creativity and culture will always have a home on Jefferson Street
As Jefferson Street evolves, local creatives say public art and neighborhood history must remain at the center.
