Mar. 20, 2026

Massive Fire Erupts at Nashville Recycling Plant

Large plume of smoke visible from nearby highways as crews battle blaze

NES Doubles Lineworkers on Standby for Anticipated Weekend Storm

Utility prepares for possible power outages and damage to the grid as Nashville recovers from January's crippling ice storm.

NDOT Wraps Up First Round of Brush Pickup Before Incoming Storms

Nashville crews have collected over 1.1 million cubic yards of debris since February 3 in preparation for severe weather.

Nashville Nonprofits Expand Diaper Support for Families

Elevate North Nashville and Nashville Diaper Connection partner to provide free diapers to local daycares, easing financial burdens for families.

Vanderbilt Launches Updated Pin Drop Series Guidelines

Communications and Marketing now accepting partner interest submissions for 2026-27 academic year.

Funeral Home Honors Life of Joseph Moore, 62, of Bethpage, TN

Moore was a longtime funeral director and model steam engine enthusiast.

East Nashville Carjacking Leaves Man Shot Twice, Suspects at Large

Metro Police are searching for two suspects who carjacked and shot a 22-year-old victim in the Shady Hills mobile home community.

Former Kentucky Cheerleader Charged with Manslaughter After Newborn Found Dead in Closet

Laken Snelling faces serious charges after her newborn was discovered wrapped in a towel and trash bag in her closet.

Nashville Teen Arrested for Carrying Loaded Gun Near Baby in Car

Authorities say the 18-year-old concealed the weapon in his groin while driving with a 2-month-old child in the backseat.

Vanderbilt Employees Sue Over Underperforming Retirement Fund

Lawsuits claim university and medical center failed to monitor Vanguard Dividend Growth Fund

Starbucks Reportedly Eyeing Massive Nashville Office

Coffee giant may lease enough space for up to 2,000 employees, far more than previously acknowledged.

Kroger Beats Injury Claim on Technicality Despite Judge's Sympathy

Nashville Kroger employee loses workers' comp case due to missed notification deadline, even though judge believes she was injured on the job.

Journalist Estefany Rodriguez Florez Released on Bond, Raising Press Freedom Concerns

The case highlights tensions between immigration enforcement and the rights of non-citizen journalists in the U.S.

Trump Mocks Pearl Harbor with Japanese PM

Former president's insensitive comments spark outrage.

Iranian Americans Mark Somber Persian New Year Amid Unrest

Celebrations tempered by deadly crackdown on protesters and ongoing regional conflict