Nashville TN

Fast food chains keep raising prices while portion sizes shrink, leaving many people wondering where to find real value anymore. Hidden away near Centennial Park in Nashville, there’s a local café serving up generous meat-and-three plates for just $9.75—a price that seems almost impossible in today’s economy.

Former Metro Nashville Police Department officer Lisa Vidrios resigned after an internal investigation found she had inappropriate encounters with another officer inside Madison Middle School, where she was assigned as a school resource officer. Yes, a place meant for students, safety, and learning became the setting f

The U.S. Marshals Service Middle Tennessee Task Force is turning to the public for help tracking down a man facing rape charges.

Davidson County Source rounds up the week’s food and beverage news from Nashville and Davidson County. Here’s everything that happened in eat and drink from July 10 through 16, 2026. Wendy’s $1 Classic Frosty Deal Starts July 19. Wendy’s is offering $1 small Classic Chocolate or Vanilla...

Metro Councilman Jordan Huffman announced a proposal to redevelop the site of a beloved Hermitage church destroyed in the March 2020 tornado. Huffman describes the church as a place that stood for “generations” and it was one of many losses that came of the tornadic event. The proposal...

Former Lady Vols softball star Karlyn Pickens is currently playing for the Carolina Blaze.

Three deadly Nashville hit-and-run crashes are renewing debate over a new Tennessee law that makes fleeing a crash scene a felony.

Metro Nashville submitted an application to acquire the piece of property at 648 Grassmere Park, which sits directly next to the Nashville Zoo and is where DC Blox has said it wants to build a data center. Why It Matters. DC Blox’s data center plans have been the center of...

Paul Park, the man accused of murdering Alyssa Lokits on an Antioch greenway in 2024, will go to trial next month after a judge denied a request for a delay. Lokits’ death has sparked a call for more safety measures on Nashville greenways. Park’s trial is scheduled to begin...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — There's still plenty of summer fun to be had before school's back in session. Metro Nashville Public Schools is hosting back-to-school bashes to kick off the new year with music, food, family-friendly activities, community resource fairs, time to connect with school staff, and above all else,