Nashville TN

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Waymo tells FOX17 News its driverless rideshare operation is now open to the public after months of training and testing in Nashville. The cars began testing in Nashville with drivers mapping and training the new technology. Then drivers took their hands off the wheel. In February, the cars went into full "autonomous mode" with no driver behind the wheel. This launch to...

A Metro Council bill that could change where nightlife exists in Nashville is up for a vote on Tuesday.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Metro leaders are moving forward with a proposal to give water and sewer customers a one-time credit following January’s winter storm — but not everyone agrees it’s the right approach. The proposal cleared the Metro Council’s Budget and Finance Committee Tuesday night...

Round 4 of Nashville's ultimate burger bracket asks: Where can you get Music City's best smash burgers and cult favorites? Fast, messy, and fiercely loved, these burgers inspire lines, late‑night runs, and internet hype. Smash patties, cult classics and spots with rabid fan bases collide here. The best smash burgers and cult favorites should be judged on a mix of craft, consistency and devotion...

Some restaurants come and go, but Sperry’s Belle Meade in Nashville, Tennessee has been serving up incredible meals since 1974. Tucked along Harding Pike in the charming Belle Meade neighborhood, this classic steakhouse has earned a loyal following that spans generations. With a 4.7-star rating from over 1,400 reviews,...

Neon signs flicker, coffee pours into thick ceramic mugs, and the smell of something sizzling hits before you even sit down. Tennessee still holds onto places where time seems to slow its pace, and every visit feels like flipping through a living scrapbook. Some have been serving the same beloved...

I don't know of many people who follow the news these days expecting it to give them warm and fuzzy feelings. Even so, it was a real gut punch when I saw a recent news alert about the demolition of RiverGate Mall in Nashville. Since malls have been in decline for decades, it wasn't a huge surprise. That didn't make it sting any less...

One look at the plate and you’ll understand why people talk about this sandwich long after the last bite. Crisp bacon stacked high, fresh lettuce piled generously, and thick slices of tomato barely contained between hearty bread. It’s the kind of BLT that demands two hands and a serious...

WILLIAMSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — A man accused of selling narcotics to high school students via social media has been taken into custody by Williamson County drug agents. According to the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office, Hayden Humphrey, 24, went by “Mr. Heisenberg” on his social media accounts, which is an alias for the main character in the popular drama series “Breaking Bad.”

A Tennessee man who thought a viral video might clear his name instead finds himself headed to prison. Jerome Nchiyako Dooley, who was serving probation for a sexual battery conviction, recently had his freedom revoked by the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals after a series of social media posts and rule violations.