Downtown home tour offers glimpse of high-end condo life in Nashville
If you've ever wanted to see what it's like to live in a luxury condo downtown Nashville, now's your chance. Driving the news: The Nashville Downtown Partnership hosts its annual downtown homes tour on Saturday. The vibe: The self-guided tour features nine downtown residential properties. The tour includes models of units for purchase and rent as well as private residences. Two showrooms of...
Law school ranks No. 12 in 2026 U.S. News rankings
U.S. News & World Report released its 2026 Best Law School rankings April 7, and Vanderbilt Law School ranked No. 12, a two-place increase from its 2025 ranking of No. 14. This year’s ranking marks the second year in a row that VLS has placed in the top 14 for law schools.
South Nashville hit-and-run victims being laid to rest
Flowers, candles and handwritten notes now line part of Lafayette Street, where friends and family are remembering Yulonda Parham and Kanon Oldham.
Crash shuts down interstate in Williamson County
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A significant crash involving multiple vehicles forced law enforcement and the Tennessee Department of Transportation to shut down the interstate in Williamson County early Friday morning. The crash occurred on I-65 South around 4:30 a.m. on Friday, and all southbound lanes were shut down from mile...
Deadline nears for Nashville residents to appeal property value
Tennessee law gives the Assessor of Property’s Office the responsibility to determine the fair market value of property. That does not mean the office determines the amount of taxes a property owner pays.
Deadly crash shuts down I-65 South in Brentwood, expect traffic delays
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (WZTV) — A deadly crash early Friday morning has closed I-65 South in Brentwood, officials confirm. The crash took place at I-65 South and Old Hickory Boulevard, causing major traffic delays. The Tennessee Highway Patrol says all lanes of I-65 South will remain closed for an extended period of time as troopers investigate the cause.
Rising fuel costs squeeze Nashville businesses, consumers
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Ashley Redd visits the gas station every other day as the owner of a logistics company, spending about $400 for two days of fuel. Each visit, he braces himself to see prices higher than his last trip. “Diesel got down to $2.94 and in the span...
Middle Tennessee school districts announce closures, delays following severe weather
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Some schools in the Midstate have announced closures and delays after severe weather moved through the region Thursday evening. The storms caused downed trees and utility lines along with blowing debris into roadways. Nearly 75,000 customers across Nashville Electric Service, Dickson Electric Systems, Middle Tennessee Electric and Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation’s service areas lost power.
Painted Tree Boutiques’ abrupt closure leaves vendors scrambling for answers
Hundreds of small business owners are scrambling to retrieve their inventory after Painted Tree Boutiques abruptly announced it is shutting down.
Stockard on the Stump: Democratic rep blasts Nashville mayor for lapse on tourism board
A Tennessee Democratic lawmaker is criticizing Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell, saying he abdicated authority on a new state-controlled task force designed to divvy up excess tax revenue from the Nashville Convention Center. State Rep. John Ray Clemmons, chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, was miffed this week that the mayor won’t serve as chairman of […]
