‘It hurts big’: Generator stolen from West Nashville pizza truck
A food truck owner in West Nashville has been forced to temporarily close after he claims someone stole the generator from his truck.
Midnight Rumble As Back-To-Back Storms Target Nashville
Nashville woke up to clear skies Monday and a comfy low-60s start, around 61°F. That calm look will not last long. Temperatures are expected to surge toward 85°F this afternoon with gusty south-southeast winds kicking up and a growing threat of strong storms late tonight into early Tuesday, April 28. A stray shower could pop up during the day, but...
Cops Say Nashville Street Race Riot Ended With 5-Year-Old in Back Seat
Metro Nashville police say a late‑night street‑racing "riot" ended with a black Dodge Charger boxed in, a driver in handcuffs, and a 5‑year‑old sitting in the back seat. Officers report the driver fled at high speed from a chaotic car meet before they finally caught up....
Let’s Eat: Small menu, big flavor at new Arcade burger spot
There are only two things on the menu – a burger and fries. That’s confidence. NADC, which stands for Not A Damn Chance, is a daring concept invented by professional skateboarder Neen Williams and Michelin-starred chef Phillip Franklind Lee. The idea these two fast friends conjured up a few years ago was to produce the most spectacular burger ever devised.
Sushi Boom Hits Music City as Three New Hot Spots Roll In
This spring, Nashville's sushi scene did not just grow, it leveled up. Sushi‑San opened in 12South, Sushi Row landed in Wedgewood‑Houston, and Sushi by Bou set up a speakeasy‑style omakase counter downtown. Together, the trio stretches from playful walk‑up soft‑serve and robata‑grilled meats to timed, ticketed tasting menus, highlighting how national concepts and local operators are reshaping where...
Judge blocks petition to repurpose Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway
A legal team filed a petition to amend the Metro City Charter to allow Nashvillians who don't want racing in Music City to decide the track's fate.
Up to $2,500 Tax Refunds Available for Winter Storm Fern Survivors
NASHVILLE – Attention, survivors of Winter Storm Fern! If you apply and receive individual assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in the coming weeks, you may also be eligible for a state sales tax refund of up to $2,500 on certain items purchased to replace or repair property damaged or destroyed in the storm.
‘We are fed up’: Cane Ridge property owner faces jail time over zoning violations
Metro Codes is now pursuing a rare criminal contempt case against a property owner, accusing them of running an illegal car shop, despite a $50 fine and a court order to stop.
Arrest made in connection to 2024 Nashville murder raises new questions
The family of Johnathon Wallace is reacting after Nashville police arrested a 35-year-old woman in connection with his 2024 murder outside a studio.
School systems announce delays for Tuesday as severe weather expected to impact Middle TN...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Some Midstate schools have opted to delay the start of school on Tuesday as severe weather is expected to impact the area overnight. Christian County Schools: Closing campus at 6 p.m. FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY - Late Monday into Tuesday. A round of strong-to-severe thunderstorms will...
