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What’s The Most Overpriced Thing In Nashville? We Asked — And Nobody Held Back

Nashville visitors had a lot of feelings about this one. When the question went out to the Nashville visitor community, the responses came fast. The verdict? Pretty much everything. But a few things kept coming up again and again. Here's what tourists say costs the most — and a few...
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Residents, businesses push for ‘happy medium’ in 12 South parking fight

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A proposed parking structure in Nashville’s popular 12 South neighborhood is now on hold after a packed Metro Traffic and Parking Commission meeting highlighted growing frustration from both residents and business owners over congestion and parking turnover in the area. The commission voted Mo
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Antioch shooter likely egged on by online extremist ‘handlers,’ police say

The killer behind the January 2025 shooting at Nashville’s Antioch High School appears to have had “handlers” associated with violent extremist groups who were egging him on.
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300 Nashville businesses say property tax is jeopardizing the future

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The property tax hikes in Nashville have reached crisis levels, according to 300 Nashville businesses. The Nashville Property Tax Coalition believes more than 100 local businesses could fail within the next two years because of historic increases in property taxes. This is a list of...
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Nashville family’s FEMA aid held up by missing NES records

A Nashville family couldn't apply for FEMA storm aid because NES said there was no record of their power outage during the ice storm.
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New Mt. Juliet salon hits nail on the head for relaxation

There’s a new relaxing business in the middle of Mt. Juliet as Aria Nail Lounge held a grand opening this past Saturday. The Mt. Juliet location is the first one in Wilson County. There’s one in Gallatin and hundreds across Tennessee, said brand creator Jackie Pham. She said Don Nguyen, who has been a nail tech for yea
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Experts warn of phone scams involving payment apps after incident on Broadway

Experts are warning people to not hand cellphones over to strangers. It may sound like common sense, but the Metro Nashville Police Department recently arrested a man accused of stealing thousands of dollars from someone's phone along Broadway.
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‘Wrong and heartbreaking’: Bomb threats evoke concern across Williamson County

FRANKLIN, Tenn. (WSMV) - Franklin High School was placed under lockdown Monday after a bomb threat was issued, affecting students and parents. The threat also affected Page High School. “As of right now, no kids are leaving the school,” an officer said during the lockdown. The Williamson County students...
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A 37-Year-Old Nashville Restaurant Is Reopening for Full Dine-In Service

Calypso Cafe is reopening its Charlotte Avenue location in Nashville this week. The space has been refreshed with operational upgrades aimed at improving the guest experience. Calypso Cafe is Reopening its Charlotte Avenue Location. Calypso Cafe is reopening for dine-in services at its Charlotte Avenue location on May
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5 charged in Nashville gun, drug trafficking case tied to TdA associates

Federal prosecutors said five men tied to Tren De Aragua associates or a splinter faction face charges in a Nashville-area gun and drug trafficking investigation. Authorities seized 25 firearms and multiple drugs.

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