What Nashville Residents Really Want Fixed
When this question went out, one thing became clear fast: Nashville has plenty of fans, but its residents also have real, specific frustrations about daily life in a fast-growing city. A handful of themes came up over and over. Traffic Is Public Enemy Number One. No topic came up more...
Where Nashville Locals Actually Eat
Skip the restaurants lining the tourist strips, because Nashville's real food scene is spread out across neighborhoods most visitors never think to explore. When this question got asked, the response was almost overwhelming, with dozens of specific spots pouring in from every corner of the city. Here's how to make...
First Alert Forecast: Summer sizzle grips Middle Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - If you’re waiting on that first blast of fall air, you’ll have to keep waiting. Stubborn summer heat is locked in across Middle Tennessee, with highs hovering in the 90s for the next several days and no signs of cooler autumn weather on the horizon.
Multi-car crash shuts down I-24 eastbound at mile marker 56 in Davidson County
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — All eastbound lanes of Interstate 24 in Davidson County have been reopened after a crash involving multiple vehicles. A crash involving several vehicles had shut down all eastbound lanes near mile marker 56.4 around 12:39 p.m. on Saturday. Crews are working at the scene to...
Columbia man airlifted to Nashville hospital after officer-involved shooting
The TBI is investigating after a man was hospitalized following an officer-involved shooting in Columbia Saturday morning.
22 Years Ago Today, Nashville Said Goodbye to Its Go-To Drummer Who Kept Time...
On this day (September 12) in 2004, renowned studio drummer Kenny Buttrey died of cancer in Nashville at age 59. And while his name may not ring a bell, you’ll almost certainly recognize his unmistakable licks on classics including Bob Dylan’s “Lay, Lady, Lay”; Neil Young’s “Old Man”; and Jimmy Buffett’s “Margaritavill
Vanderbilt Fans Boo Commodores at Halftime, Trailing to Delaware
There is a stunning development in Nashville as the Commodores trails the Blue Hens at half.
Starbucks Just Cut 224 Corporate Jobs, Even as It Keeps Expanding in One Surprising...
Starbucks has filed a Washington WARN notice covering 224 Seattle-linked corporate jobs even as it continues a $100 million expansion in Nashville. The move adds to the company’s broader restructuring under CEO Brian Niccol.
86 dogs rescued from southern Missouri commercial breeders in ‘Operation Eclipse’
Large breeder surrenders like this can be challenging because every animal may have different needs.
Two women arrested after ‘road-rage incident’ in Old Hickory
Two women are facing criminal charges after a "road-rage incident" on Thursday.
