Nashville TN

Steve Cornelius of Goodlettsville, Timothy Loyd of Hendersonville and Kipp Shipley of Gallatin are among the winning photographers in this year's annual Tennessee Wildlife magazine photo contest, according to a community announcement. Their photos will appear in the 2026-27 Tennessee Wildlife magazine calendar, startin

Janet Heller says she and her husband adopted Dexter more than two years ago as an emotional support dog for her husband.

MT JULIET, Tenn. (WZTV) — Two women wanted by Rutherford County were arrested during a Mt. Juliet traffic stop tied to an ongoing organized retail theft investigation, police said, after a license plate reader system flagged their vehicle traveling on Interstate 40 between Nashville and the suburb. Mt. Juliet...

A Knoxville teenager traveled to Nashville to receive a new form of gene therapy treatment for his sickle cell disease.

Belmont University's Thomas F. Frist, Jr. College of Medicine has been told it will not move to the next level of accreditation for at least two years, a gut punch for a program that only opened in 2023 and is still operating under preliminary status. Students were informed Thursday that the Liaison Committee on Medica

A proposed development in 12South is drawing pushback from neighbors who say it could change the area's character and shift an already challenging parking situation onto more neighborhood streets.

Nashville will host the Super Bowl in 2030. Considered one of the biggest events in the world, the city has already started to prepare. But thanks to Alan Jackson, they got a taste of what to expect. On June 27, Jackson took over Music City for the final concert of his touring career. With the singer getting older and

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Nashville Fire Department welcomed 53 new firefighters Friday during a graduation ceremony at Madison Church of Christ. The recruits completed more than 1,000 hours of classroom instruction and hands-on training, including live-fire exercises, swiftwater rescue, and high-angle rescue techn

Last month, Nashville’s mayor filed legislation to condemn a piece of private property. Often, condemnations are used to allow governments to acquire land to build roads or schools. But in this case, the condemnation was intended to stop a data center. A company had a lawful contract to buy the land, the zoning fight w

Hidden along a quiet stretch of Highway 70 in Kingston Springs sits a deli that feels like it was airlifted straight from the English countryside. The Yorkshire Deli serves up authentic British fare in a setting so charming it might make you forget you’re still in Tennessee. With roaming...