Argument over 50-cent surcharge for cigar at Nashville smoke shop ends in alleged assault,...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A smoke shop clerk is pressing charges against a woman who allegedly assaulted him and tried to swipe money from the register because of an additional charge on the cigar she bought. The alleged incident occurred at Vape Zone on Donelson Pike on Sunday, July 12.
Alleged backyard fight club in Hermitage shut down
After months of complaints about illegal backyard fights in Hermitage, the Metro Nashville Codes Department has taken action.
Woman convicted of killing Nashville police officer to undergo parole hearing
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A parole hearing will be held on Tuesday for Jayona Brown, a woman convicted of killing Metro Nashville Police Officer John Anderson in 2019. Brown will not appear in person at the hearing after she signed a waiver due to pending charges. The incident happened on...
It’s been wet! Here’s how much rain has fallen in Middle Tennessee
The week from July 6 to July 12, Nashville recorded measurable rainfall on six of those seven days and received nearly 2" of rainfall. Locations to the north and west of Nashville saw much more.
Red lights in Nashville to become more efficient
The commute around Nashville is expected to improve as the city works to make red lights shorter and signal timing better.
Missouri judge dismisses Riley Strain death lawsuit against Delta Chi fraternity members
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A Missouri judge has dismissed claims against several fraternity members, Delta Chi Fraternity Inc. and BCC Missouri LLC in a lawsuit tied to the death of Riley Strain. Nearly a year after the University of Missouri student was found dead in Nashville's Cumberland River, his...
Sen. Blackburn’s campaign draws donations from AI and data center employees, records show
New campaign finance filings are providing a closer look at who is helping fund Tennessee's race for governor.
Tennessee identifies 8 businesses visited by people with measles
Tennessee Department of Health officials confirmed July 11 the first two measles cases in the state, naming one Murfreesboro business and seven Nashville businesses where it could have spread. "One of the individuals had been fully vaccinated against measles, while the vaccination status of the second individual is unk
Motorcyclist Flown To Hospital After Interstate 24 Crash
A crash on Interstate 24 in Oak Grove sent a motorcyclist to a Nashville hospital on Monday afternoon. Kentucky State Police say that at 4:11 pm, a motorcycle was eastbound when it collided with the back of an SUV just before the Pembroke Oak Grove Road exit. Hopkinsville Fire Department...
Lollitots Consignment MASSIVE Fall & Winter Sale Returns in September
The Lollitots Consignment MASSIVE Fall & Winter Sale is set for September 25th – 28th, 2026, at the Made in Tennessee Building at the Wilson County Fairgrounds (1033 Sparta Pike, Lebanon, TN 37087) (Fiddler’s Grove Entrance). Click for More Events Shop from over 650 consignors and 80,000 items in the Children’s Spring/
