3 hrs ago | WTVF Nashville
Ex-Hawkins Co. judge indicted on theft charges
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation says former Hawkins County General Sessions Court Judge James "Jay" Taylor has been indicted on 41 counts of theft.
7 hrs ago | Nashville Scene
Florence and the Machines: The Great Food Truck Race Headed to Nashville This Weekend
The Food Network show The Great Food Truck Race will be filming in Nashville through the weekend, for an installment of its third season.
11 hrs ago | Business Journal
Incredible Dave's Nashville files Chapter 11
Restaurant and gaming venue Incredible Dave's of Nashville LLC has filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for its Nashville, Tenn., location.
16 hrs ago | Merced Sun-Star
Hats on display Thursday in Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- It won't necessarily be cowboy hats on display at a trunk show Thursday in Nashville, the country music capital.
20 hrs ago | Information Technology
ESX Nashville Introduces New Networking Opportunities
This year's Electronic Security Expo , scheduled for June 25-29, 2012 in Nashville, TN, will introduce new networking opportunities for security integration and monitoring companies to connect with peers and colleagues in the industry.
Man Loses Pets in South Nashville Fire - Erika Kurre
The Red Cross is on the lookout tonight for families displaced by an early morning fire.
Health Commissioner: Fight Obesity Like Addiction
According to The Tennessean, Dr. John Dreyzehner spoke at a joint health summit in Nashville on Tuesday and said businesses need to step up for the benefit of their employees.
Residents Rescued During South Nashville Apartment Fire
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Some residents had to be rescued from a balcony during a fire at a south Nashville apartment complex on Wednesday morning.
Nashville General there for underserved
You can take the hot chicken out of the shack, but can you take the shack out of the hot chicken? Nashville General Hospital not only treats the underserved, it is the training hospital for Meharry Medical College.
Nashville proposal would allow farmers to sell crops on their property
Nashville teen switched schools, studied hard for shot at Scripps spelling bee
You can take the hot chicken out of the shack, but can you take the shack out of the hot chicken? WASHINGTON - Grace Park has longed to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee for years.
Judge's ruling stops construction of Tenn. mosque
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A judge in Tennessee has ruled that the public wasn't properly notified about a meeting on a proposed mosque, meaning its construction will be stopped.
Sexual Assault Bill Signed Into Law
NASHVILLE, Tenn.- Governor Bill Haslam put pen to paper and signed into law a major victory for victims of sexual assault.
Randy Travis accuses ex of betraying information
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- County music singer Randy Travis is accusing his ex-wife of divulging confidential information about him in order to damage his reputation and career.
Sugarland 's Kristian Bush will join Bill Anderson and hit songwriter Bobby Pinson on the bill for the CMA Songwriters Series shows at Los Angeles' House of Blues on Tuesday, June 26 and Wednesday, June 27 at the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix.
Nashville museum will feature 'Taylor Swift: Speak Now' exhibit beginning June 6
Beginning June 6, visitors to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum can explore superstar Taylor Swift 's record-breaking world tour via a new exhibition, Taylor Swift: Speak Now-Treasures from the World Tour, that will continue through Nov.
Ultrasuede: In Search Of Halston
Directed and narrated by Whitney Sudler-Smith, "Ultrasuede: In Search of Halston" released by Tribeca Film chronicles the American and international rise, tremendous success and ultimate fall of the legendary fashion designer, Roy Halston.
Family Escapes Fire That Destroyed Green Hills Home
NASHVILLE, Tenn. A family was able to escape a fire that destroyed their home in Green Hills fire on Tuesday morning.
Nashville exhibit highlights conservation
A new, free exhibit at the Tennessee State Library & Archives in Nashville includes photographs taken by James L. Bailey, who became known as "Mr. Conservation." He crisscrossed the state as a worker for the Tennessee Department of Conservation beginning in 1937.
How to save money on your trip to Nashville
If you're heading to Nashville and planning to do a number of tourist-y things while you're there, one way that you can really save some money is by purchasing a Total Access Pass.