A Look Inside: Edley’s Tacos (Melrose)
The Edley’s Tacos Melrose location officially opened on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, in the Melrose neighborhood. Locally owned and operated, this laid-back eatery offers Mexican-inspired favorites with a build-your-own approach, including tacos, burritos, bowls, and a self-serve salsa bar. Customers can expect a family-frie
Nashville’s getting a new Goodwill — here’s when doors open (and what you can...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Goodwill will be opening its newest retail store and donation express center in Nashville on Thursday, June 25. The new store will be located at 5429 N Nolensville Pike and will be the local nonprofit’s 32nd store. The Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce will join...
Restoration efforts gain momentum for Hendersonville’s historic Bradford-Berry House
Restoration may soon start on one of Hendersonville’s first homes.
Metro is choosing a CEO for Nashville’s struggling safety-net hospital this week
With Nashville’s safety-net hospital in dire financial straits and facing a tough few years ahead, its board is about to choose who will guide the ship. The Metro Nashville Hospital Authority Board is expected to vote on a new CEO this week. That person will lead Nashville General Hospital, a city-owned facility that i
Attorneys ask Gov. Bill Lee to delay state’s next scheduled execution
Attorneys for the next man scheduled to be executed in Tennessee are asking Gov. Bill Lee to grant a reprieve, arguing the state should demonstrate it can constitutionally and humanely carry out an execution before moving forward with another one.
Nashville expanding access to free eviction support services to help people stay in their...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Nashville is putting $4.5 million toward a program that provides legal help to low-income renters facing eviction. The Eviction Right to Counsel program is designed to support renters in court, where many face landlords’ attorneys without a lawyer of their own. More than 1,200 Nashville...
Williamson County Schools superintendent steps down as board member calls out ‘toxic’ individuals who...
WILLIAMSON CO., Tenn. (WSMV) - The superintendent of Williamson County Schools is stepping down, board of education members said Tuesday. Jason Golden wrote his resignation in a note to staff members Tuesday, saying, “This decision was not an easy one.”. “I have truly valued my time in this district...
Man accused of throwing rock through Nashville restaurant window, injuring customer
A customer was cut by broken glass after a long-time felon allegedly threw a rock through the front window of a Nashville restaurant Sunday.
Williamson County Schools Superintendent Jason Golden to resign
Williamson County Schools Superintendent Jason Golden will step down Aug. 7 to take a leadership position with Franklin Special District.
Dispensary law shift reshapes Tennessee cannabis industry as local businesses brace for impact
A new set of Tennessee regulations targeting hemp-derived cannabis products is beginning to reshape the state’s rapidly growing cannabinoid market, forcing retailers, delivery services, and small dispensary-style operators to adjust or scale back operations as new enforcement deadlines approach. Under the new law set t
