Nashville TN

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - McNeil’s Fresh Produce in Bellevue will close this week after 40 years of operation. Owners David and Tabatha McNeil said rising costs of goods, property taxes and gas drove them to close their family-owned business. “It’s hard to see it go,” David said.

As data centers continue to be developed around Nashville, local leaders are looking into new regulations. The Metro Council will begin considering legislation next week that would restrict some types of data centers in Nashville. Data centers are physical facilities that house massive amounts of computer servers. Whil

Tennessee seniors reported roughly $108 million in scam losses in 2025, with about 3,525 residents aged 60 or older affected and an average loss topping $30,600. The financial hit has landed hardest in the state’s biggest cities, especially Nashville, Memphis and Knoxville, where investment pitches, fake tech support a

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A man was arrested on Memorial Day after he allegedly caused a crash by spinning out during a street race in Nashville. Dazjon Taylor, 22, reportedly admitted to causing the crash. Police papers say he told officers that he was stopped in a green 2017 Dodge Challenger at a red light on Bell Ro

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Nolensville Pike is one of Nashville’s most traveled roadways, leading to congestion and crashes. It’s something the city is looking to change. Through the city’s Choose How You Move program, additional crossings, lighting, bus routes and changes to the intersection are being proposed.

Richard Drews lives in Lenox Village. Two years ago, Drews noticed the management company that ran Lenox Village had changed.

A bridge on the Sumner County and Davidson County line is slotted for replacement through a project part of the Tennessee Department of Transportation’s bridge program. The bridge is located on Gallatin Pike over Mansker Creek and is slated for construction letting in fiscal year 2030, with the earliest possible start

Blasting work is set to begin Thursday on TDOT’s I-65 widening project, with rolling roadblocks expected near mile markers 96 to 99.

A Hopkinsville man was flown to a Nashville hospital after a crash on an e-bike on East 1st Street in Hopkinsville on Wednesday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say 65-year-old Jeffrey McCord lost control of his bike near the railroad tracks and fell off, hitting his head. McCord suffered severe head injuries...

Last August, Ann Green was approached by a pre-K teacher at her children’s elementary school with an observation that immediately set off alarm bells. The pre-K roster at Inglewood Elementary looked different for the year ahead. All the students of color were assigned to one classroom, and the white students to another