Chris Nalls

Outdoor security camera. Friday marks the deadline for some Nolensville homeowners to remove outdoor security cameras under a new homeowners

A proposal to bring more affordable housing to Franklin is drawing mixed reactions from city leaders, raising questions about where new housing should be built and how the city can accommodate its growing workforce.

Drivers in Goodlettsville could see changes to several major roadways as the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) provides new details on ongoing repairs, interstate improvements and a long-term plan to widen North Main Street.

New restaurants, entertainment venues and continued development are bringing more activity to Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood. But one resident says the rapid growth is also making everyday life increasingly difficult for people who already call the area home.

Fire crews responded to a fire at Vega Custom Automotive on Craighead Street in Berry Hill around 4 a.m. Wednesday.

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Nashville's Housing Trust Fund Commission voted Tuesday to return $3.5 million to the Barnes Housing Trust Fund after Park Center withdrew from a project to turn a motel into housing with support services.

Franklin leaders are weighing three ways to improve traffic on Franklin Road, but they have not chosen a plan.

Murfreesboro is working toward a new option for handling some household trash, with the goal of recycling or converting much of that waste into a renewable resource instead of burying it in a landfill.

Months after a deadly winter storm left thousands of Nashville residents without power, city leaders are preparing to spend nearly half a million dollars reviewing how Nashville handles emergencies and what needs to change before the next major storm.