Nashville TN

Screaming, pushing and restraining students against their will, a former Metro Nashville Public School teacher recently spoke out about alleged abuse inside an MNPS school.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TSU News Service) – Thousands of alumni, students, and community members will gather in Music City from Oct. 11 to Oct. 17 as Tennessee State University hosts its 2026 Homecoming celebration under the theme “The Blue Never Fades.”. The weeklong celebration of academic legacy, HBCU culture,...

A former Stratford High School assistant principal alleges fake classes were created and grades were manipulated to help students graduate. The assistant principal’s claims at Stratford is the latest allegations of grade manipulation at the school made by former administrators. The state board of education is currently

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV/WVLT) - Christa Gail Pike is still alive after being administered a lethal injection, according to Luke Ihnen, an assistant federal defender on her defense team. Ihnen confirmed Pike had received two syringes of a lethal drug, Ihnen said, adding the team is filing a motion to stay...

LEBANON, Tenn. — Mecum Auctions made its debut in Middle Tennessee at Nashville Superspeedway, generating more than $73 million in sales and becoming the most successful inaugural auction in company history. Strong consignment demand expanded the event to five auction days, with 1,750 vehicles ultimately crossing the b

HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Traffic at the intersection of New Shackle Island Road and Old Drakes Creek Road in Sumner County is a daily reality — mornings, evenings and even Sundays. According to crash data I obtained from the Tennessee Highway Patrol, since the start of 2025, there...

Nashville Electric Service power bills are largely driven by seasonal weather, with one customer’s experience illustrating how costs can spike unexpectedly. Many NES customers could see high bills this fall and winter without understanding that weather, not usage habits, is often the main cause. NES says it has no...

A Mt. Juliet man is facing five years in prison and a civil lawsuit for allegedly stealing the contact information of more than 80,000 donors to enrich himself and his own nonprofit.

Jefferson’s is now open in Bellevue, bringing its menu of wings, burgers, and casual American fare to the Highway 100 area. More Eat & Drink News. The restaurant announced the opening on social media, saying it officially began serving customers in Bellevue beginning on Monday, September 28th. Menu highlights...

A family is suing a Hermitage haunted house for up to $1.5 million, claiming their teenage daughter was hurt because of the attraction last fall.