Critic's Pick — Anna Wallace & Anna Wise: 'Living Record'
Opening reception 6-9 p.m. July 11; through July 29 at Arcade Arts
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Authorities search for 20-year-old mom and newborn child who vanished, police say
DARDANELLE, Ark. (Gray News) - Authorities are searching for a 20-year-old mother and her newborn.The Dardanelle Police Department said it was dispatched to a home June 25 on a report of a “possible suicidal person.”When officers arrived, they were told that Ashlynn Bocksnick left the home with h...
Two men arrested in separate cases of child sex abuse material
Metro Police arrested two men in separate cases involving child sex abuse material.
Democrats aim to retake Senate majority for first time since 2014
Democrats are working to gain control of the Senate for the first time since 2014, but the path is steep requiring wins in 8 of 11 competitive races.It has been a dozen years since Democrats led the Senate. Half of those required wins involve defending seats Democrats already hold in Minnesota, ...
Mother, six children displaced after early-morning duplex fire in Bellevue
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - An early-morning fire left a family with six children without a home on Wednesday.The Nashville Fire Department responded to the 7400 block of George Gaines Road just after 5 a.m. on Wednesday. Firefighters arrived and discovered a duplex on fire, with visible flames com...
House fire breaks out in duplex in Nashville, no injuries reported
Fire crews are responding to a house fire in Nashville.
Woman recalls falling into open manhole on sidewalk: ‘It’s really traumatizing’
ST. LOUIS (KMOV/Gray News) - A St. Louis woman is calling for action after she fell into an open manhole on a city sidewalk.Jamie Hassan says she fell into an open manhole on the evening of July 4. She parked in north St. Louis and was walking on the sidewalk toward a nearby bar when all of a sud...
Pepsi Eats Fest to Make a Stop in the Nations
How does free food at Bringle’s Smoking Oasis sound to you?
Storms chances and heat conditions continue
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for parts of Middle Tennessee until 8 a.m. Wednesday. Visibility can be down to zero miles in some areas (even outside of the advisory), so make sure to drive with caution if you are on the roads early this morning. Additionally, chances...
Critic's Pick: Paul Simon
8 p.m. July 15 at FirstBank Amphitheater
Critic's Pick: Bluegrass Nights Feat. The Infamous Stringdusters
7:30 p.m. July 14 at the Ryman
Critic's Pick — Sai Clayton: 'Blood on My Hands, Fish in My Veins'
Opening reception 5-9 p.m. July 11; through July 25 at RADAR615
Critic's Pick: 'Heated Rivalry' Vinyl Release Listening Party
3 p.m. July 11 at Vinyl Tap
Critic's Pick: A Staged Reading of 'The Tide'
July 9-11 at The Darkhorse Theater
Trump says ceasefire ‘over’ as Iran launches Gulf attacks on US bases
Iran targeted American military sites in the Gulf on Wednesday after the U.S. launched strikes on several places in Iran and reinstated sanctions on its oil sales. Washington said it was responding to Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz.The crossfire raised fears that the war in Iran...
Critic's Pick — Off Broadway: The Room Where It Happened
8 p.m. July 11 at Analog at Hutton Hotel
Critic's Pick — Midnight Movies: 'The Lighthouse'
Midnight July 11 at the Belcourt
Critic's Pick: The Sewing Club
7 p.m. July 11 at The Blue Room at Third Man Records
Critic's Pick — Anna Wallace & Anna Wise: 'Living Record'
Opening reception 6-9 p.m. July 11; through July 29 at Arcade Arts
Critic's Pick: Breakfield
8 p.m July 11 at The Basement
Critic's Pick — Studio Ghibli Fest: 'My Neighbor Totoro'
July 11-15 at local Regal and AMC locations
Critic's Pick — Bryce McCloud: 'Experimart'
Fridays and Saturdays through August at Building 10 in The Factory at Franklin
Critic's Pick: 'Ask E. Jean'
Opening July 10 at the Belcourt
Critic's Pick — Weekend Classics: Beat the Heat: 'Casino'
July 10-12 at the Belcourt
In the Club: 'Pokémon Go' Nashville
‘Pokémon Go’ players celebrate the iconic franchise and build community around a hit phone game
BlackOut North Opens as Youth-Run Community Store
A small teenage core will manage and staff a renovated corner market from anti-violence nonprofit Gideon’s Army
‘The Invite’ Is a Hilarious Return to Form for Olivia Wilde
The relationship dramedy opens Thursday at the Belcourt and Regal and AMC locations
Critic's Pick: The Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies
July 7-10 at 3rd and Lindsley
Nashville data center restrictions, moratorium move forward in lengthy meeting
Hundreds of people lined up at Tuesday night's seven-hour Metro Council meeting to speak on proposed data centers in Nashville and make their voices heard on pr
Child shot inside apartment in East Nashville, police say
A child was hurt overnight after a bullet struck an apartment in East Nashville.
Lethal dose of Benadryl found in 12-year-old’s system after her death, warrants show
ENFIELD, Conn. (WFSB/Gray News) - Newly released search warrants reveal that a 12-year-old Connecticut girl had a lethal level of diphenhydramine, commonly known as Benadryl, in her system when she died in March.Eve Rogers, 12, was found unresponsive at her Enfield home the morning of March 18. S...
Metro Parks Police to increase patrols
So far this year, Centennial Park has had nearly 17 incidents; E.S. Rose Park has had five, and Fort Negley has had four incidents.
One year after the One Big Beautiful Bill, Tennessee Republicans celebrate as Democrats sound alarm
The Tennessee Democratic Party released new figures this week, claiming more than 104,000 Tennesseans have lost health coverage and nearly 100,000 have lost Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits since changes to federal benefit programs took effect.
Metro Council advances bills on data center zoning regulations and a moratorium after hours of public comment
Update (1:30 a.m.) - Metro Council passed a series of bills on second reading early Wednesday morning in favor of zoning regulations and a temporary moratorium on data centers. More than 200 people spoke out against proposed data centers near the Nashville Zoo, Fisk University, and asked Metro Co...
Hundreds testify at Metro data center hearing as DC BLOX statement draws sharp criticism from mayor
By 8 P.M., Vice Mayor Angie Henderson said 245 people had signed up to testify.
Crossville bitcoin mining center draws noise complaints, city eyes moratorium on future data centers
CROSSVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - A bitcoin mining data center in Crossville is generating noise complaints from neighboring businesses, and city officials say they are considering a two-year moratorium on future data centers while they work to establish additional regulations.East Tennessee has data ce...
A Nashville grandfather demands video evidence after grandson killed by National Guard soldiers in Memphis
A Nashville grandfather is demanding answers after his 20-year-old grandson was shot and killed by Tennessee National Guard soldiers during a crime-fighting patrol in Memphis.Tyrin Johnson was killed early Sunday morning during an encounter involving the Memphis Safe Task Force, according to the ...
Child hit by stray bullet through Nashville complex wall, expected to survive, police say
A child was rushed to Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital after being hit by a bullet that came through an apartment wall, police said.
Man accused of sharing child sex abuse file on Instagram, Metro police say
Officials with the Metro Nashville Police Department said Lawrence Nelson, 46, was arrested and is charged with aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor.
Braves surrender three home runs to Ryan O’Hearn, drop series opener to Pirates
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The Atlanta Braves simply couldn’t contain Ryan O’Hearn on Tuesday.The Pittsburgh Pirates slugger mashed three home runs — including a grand slam — at PNC Park, driving in 10 runs as the Braves dropped their series opener to Pittsburgh, 12-4. Hurston Waldrep, A...
Kyle Hixson sworn into the Tennessee Supreme Court
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Long-time Volunteer, Deputy District Attorney and Criminal Court Judge Kyle Hixson joined the Tennessee Supreme Court on July 1, 2026, following his appointment by Gov. Bill Lee and confirmation by the General Assembly.Hixson previously served as Deputy District Attorney...