Ranking SEC college towns by population from largest to smallest
The SEC is home to some of the best college towns in the country. Well, at least some of them can be considered towns. Some SEC schools, like Vanderbilt and Texas, are really located in major cities. The sweet spot for SEC college towns appears to be between a population 100,000 and 150,000. Half of the SEC's 16 school
Heavy rain causes partial building collapse in Nashville
Heavy rain caused part of a roof to collapse in South Nashville Saturday morning, according to officials.
Franklin bank robbery suspect still on the run, police say
After one suspect was arrested, Franklin police are still on the hunt for the second suspect in an ATM robbery.
Longtime 12 South business Burger Up latest to join list of closures
A longtime 12 South restaurant is shutting its doors, adding to the growing list of local places closing as the neighborhood continues to expand.
Nashville officer talks man off bridge in body cam video
For years, Lt. Mike Hotz has worked to prevent overdoses, helping get Narcan to those who need it most. Last week, his role shifted from officer to friend when he noticed a man in crisis on a bridge.
Kentucky and Tennessee Track Line of Strong Storms From Louisville to Nashville as Better...
LOUISVILLE, KY — A line of strong storms is moving through Kentucky and Tennessee this Saturday, with radar showing heavy rain and embedded storms stretching from the Louisville metro area southward through Bowling Green, Nashville, and Murfreesboro. Forecasters say better chances for severe weather are expected to arr
Drunk man leads Nashville police on high-speed chase with kids in backseat, abandons them...
A man under the influence of alcohol allegedly led police on a high-speed chase while two young children were in his backseat. The man allegedly abandoned the vehicle, with the kids still inside, and ran off into the woods to try to elude authorities. He is being held at the...
Metro Water considers disciplinary action against assistant director under federal investigation
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Nashville Banner) — Metro Water Services is taking steps toward possible discipline of John Honeysucker, the department assistant director currently on leave amid a federal investigation. A charge letter was issued to Honeysucker on Wednesday by Metro Water human resources manager Juanita Davis. It st
Inside Cauponor, Nashville’s hidden 14-seat restaurant: How to book
Cauponor rests in the belly of Nashville's Neuhoff District, a former slaughterhouse turned unlikely dining and shopping destination. Finding the 14-seat restaurant takes a bit of patience, but the payoff is the feeling of discovering something few people know is there. The seven-table restaurant from the team behind P
Known burglary suspect arrested for allegedly breaking into North Nashville rental home while guests...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A man with a history of vehicle theft and burglary was arrested again this week after allegedly breaking into a short-term rental in North Nashville, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department. MNPD reported that officers responded to a house in the 1400 block of Phillips...

















