Metro Council considers no-right-on-red signs at 59 Nashville intersections
The next time you pull up to a red light, a right turn may not always be an option.
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Man accused of stealing bag at Nashville International Airport
A man has been charged with theft after he was seen on video stealing a woman's backpack at Nashville International Airport, according to authorities.
Planes, noise and a lawsuit: South Nashville residents take the FAA to federal court over BNA
A federal lawsuit is challenging new flight paths at Nashville International Airport, with South Nashville residents and the City of Oak Hill arguing the FAA failed to properly study the impact on neighborhoods below. The lawsuit was filed by a community group called Course Corre...
Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel soft-opens; welcomes first guests
What This Story Is About Dolly Parton’s hotel in downtown Nashville began accepting hotel reservations. Why It Matters The hotel celebrates Parton’s life and legacy through a 245-room hotel, live music venues and a 20,000-square-foot museum set to open later this month. What Happ...
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Tennessee's $30M grant for Starbucks highlights challenges recovering taxpayer-funded incentives
Tennessee is putting $30 million behind Starbucks' promise to bring thousands of jobs to Nashville. However, state records show when promises like this fall short, getting taxpayer money back isn't always so simple....
Tennessee prepares to execute Christa Pike for the murder of Colleen Slemmer
This story was originally published by the Nashville Banner. Sign up for their newsletter. Over the course of three days in August, Christa Pike watched as lawyers and expert witnesses in a Knoxville courtroom meticulously analyzed the abuse she suffered as a child and the differ...
One of the most ‘influential’ country duos to receive Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award at 60th Annual CMA Awards
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Country Music Association announced that iconic country music duo Brooks & Dunn will be the 2026 CMA Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award recipients. The duo first started in 1990 and established themselves as one of the most “influential and cel...
Big Star Quintet, Wednesday, Many More Set for Big Ears 2027
The lineup for the Knoxville fest runs the gamut from rock to jazz to experimental electronics and beyond, with a slew of Nashville connections
Eric Church's Chief's, Hawkers to debut at Nashville airport as part of $855M expansion
Travelers at Nashville International Airport will get a bigger taste of the city's food, music and creative culture when the new Concourse A opens in 2028....
YMCA of Middle Tennessee installs underwater AI surveillance
The YMCA of Middle Tennessee emailed members Friday announcing that AngelEye, an artificial intelligence-powered surveillance system, has been installed at its Nashville facility....
Volunteer musicians bring live music to hospital patients
NASHVILLE, Tenn. ( Aging Untold ) — A group of volunteer musicians is bringing live music directly to hospital rooms, an effort that organizers say lifts the spirits of patients, families and staff. Alex King goes room to room at TriStar Centennial in Nashville and performs for p...
Dolly Parton's SongTeller Hotel begins soft opening Monday, guest reservations available
Guests can now begin reserving rooms at Dolly Parton’s new SongTeller Hotel in downtown Nashville.The hotel began its soft opening period Sunday, Sept. 14. Duri...
Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons pledges donations to Habitat for Humanity for every sack this season
Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons has pledged to donate $1,980 to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville for every sack he records this season in an initiative called "Sacks for Forever Homes." WATCH: Titans' Simmons pledges Habitat for Humanity donations per sack Titans...
Breece Hall powers Jets past Titans 23-10 in a dominant season opener against their former coach
The Jets left Music City with their first season-opening win since 2023.
Titans fall 23-10 in opener to Jets
What This Story Is About The Titans lost their season-opening game to the Jets. Why It Matters The Titans haven’t won a season-opener since 2020. What Happens Next Titans host Eagles next Sunday at noon For Context The Tennessee Titans lost their first game of the season and are ...
Messi scores his 19th MLS goal as Inter Miami draws 2-2 with Nashville
Lionel Messi scored his MLS-leading 19th goal of the season as Inter Miami played first-place Nashville to a 2-2 tie on Saturday night. Messi appeared to have Miami on its way to its first win over Nashville this season when he scored with a left-footed shot to make it 2-1 in the...
Columbia man airlifted to Nashville hospital after officer-involved shooting
The TBI is investigating after a man was hospitalized following an officer-involved shooting in Columbia Saturday morning.
Lone flight after 9/11 takes organ from Nashville to Houston to save baby's life
Friday marked 25 years since the 9/11 terror attacks claimed almost 3,000 lives, but a team of people in Tennessee helped make sure a baby girl in Texas did not die as a result of that tragedy....
Nashville paramedic remembers being at Ground Zero on 9/11 as towers came down
A total of 2,977 victims died on Sept. 11, 2001, but many more people survived. While most adults over the age of 30 can remember exactly where they were that day, few people have a story like Robert DeMeo....
Nashville organ donation flight from Sept. 11, 2001 reunites donor coordinator, recipient 25 years later
What This Story Is About A liver donation flown out of Nashville on a military plane on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, saved the life of a 6-month-old Houston infant who has now met her donor coordinator in person. Why It Matters Amid the chaos and grounded flights of 9/11, coord...
'Why not try?': How a Nashville woman got a plane in the air on 9/11 to save a baby
As planes across the country were ordered out of the sky on Sept. 11, 2001, a six-month-old baby in Houston was running out of time.
With skies closed on 9/11, a Nashville phone call helped save a baby’s life
"We've got to figure this out because we can't let another patient die." That's what Jill Grandas from Tennessee Donor Services remembers about her mission on Sept. 11, 2001. Watch report from Austin Pollack The skies were closed on 9/11. A Nashville phone call helped save a baby...
Nashville residents reflect on where they were and how 9/11 changed them 25 years later
Members of Fifty Forward's Madison Station gathered to share their memories of September 11, 2001 a day many say changed them forever. "I remember so distinctly where I was when the towers got hit," Charles Brown said. "I stopped the car and turned around and went home. Turned on...
Titans postpone Chris Johnson Ring of Honor induction
The Tennessee Titans are postponing Chris Johnson’s induction into the team’s Ring of Honor.