Davidson County Latest Eat & Drink News for July 30, 2026
Davidson County Source has rounded up the latest eat and drink news from the past week. Here is everything that happened in the food and beverage world from July 24 through 30, 2026. Scooter’s Coffee Free Bandana with Red Bull Bombshell Drinks. Scooter’s Coffee is giving away a free...
Crash closes 3 lanes westbound I-24 in Davidson County during morning commute
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A crash on westbound Interstate 24 in Davidson County is blocking three of four lanes during the morning commute after a vehicle overturned near mile marker 56.2 shortly before 6 a.m. Friday. The incident was reported at 5:41 a.m. Three of four westbound lanes are...
Tennessee Event News Roundup – July 30, 2026
The following Tennessee event news was gathered from Rutherford Source for the week of July 24–30, 2026. From a Broadway musical debut at TPAC to Robert Plant’s Lifetime Achievement honor at the Ryman, it was a busy week across Tennessee’s event venues and entertainment landscape. “Death Becomes...
11 Best Bars For Day Drinking In Nashville, Tennessee, According To Locals
Nashville isn’t just about late-night honky-tonks and neon lights blazing after dark. Music City has perfected the art of day drinking, where locals gather to enjoy cold drinks, live tunes, and good company while the sun is still shining. Whether you’re looking for a rooftop with skyline views, a...
Two Nashville wives arrested in Warren County drug bust
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Two Nashville wives are facing multiple felony drug charges. Investigators said they found about a pound of methamphetamine and fentanyl during a traffic stop Wednesday. The Sheriff’s Office said investigators with its Narcotics Division had been investigating a person suspected of transportin
TBI warns of bank scam using spoofed phone numbers, US-based callers
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is warning residents about a new twist on a familiar bank scam that has become increasingly convincing and costly.
The Hermitage trees turned guitars following historic 1998 tornado
Although many can recall the catastrophic, deadly Middle Tennessee tornado outbreak of 2020, workers at Andrew Jackson’s The Hermitage recall a major tornado in 1998 that would forever alter parts of the property.
Federal Investigators Seek Victims in Child Exploitation Case With Texas Ties
Authorities believe additional victims may not yet have been identified and are asking the public to help.
Ludwig family pushes New Jersey to adopt Jillian’s Law
Jillian Ludwig's family is pushing New Jersey to adopt a law requiring commitment for violent offenders found incompetent to stand trial.
La Vergne Mayor blasts RCS over High School’s ‘unacceptable facility conditions’
LA VERGNE, Tenn. (WZTV) — "Unacceptable facility conditions" and a warning of health hazards at La Vergne High School- that is what the city's mayor is saying, and he wants it to be fixed before school starts up. This comes less than two weeks before students' first day of...

















