Immigration Crackdown in Nashville

Conservative restaurateur Steve Smith's Nashville restaurants faced panic as employees without legal citizenship status were instructed to leave to avoid ICE arrests, highlighting the reliance on unauthorized immigrant labor. Immigration roundups in South Nashville led to over 196 arrests, with a majority having no criminal history, contradicting claims of targeting violent criminals. Trump and DHS nominee Noem praised the deportations, drawing pushback from community groups and immigrants in Nashville.

Investigation into Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell's Handling of Immigration Policies

Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles is calling for an investigation into Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell for allegedly supporting 'pro-illegal policies' and obstructing federal law enforcement. The issue stems from ICE raids in Nashville and O'Connell's executive order aimed at tracking interactions with federal immigration authorities.

Immigration Enforcement

The mayor of Nashville is demanding the names of nearly 200 people detained by ICE during traffic stops, concerned that some legal immigrants may have been wrongly arrested.

Comedian Theo Von Surprises U.S. Servicemembers in Qatar

Comedian Theo Von surprised U.S. servicemembers at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar ahead of President Trump's speech. He delivered a comedy bit, joking about being court-ordered and his unexpected trip to the Middle East. Von referenced a recent bar fight incident in Nashville. President Trump thanked his son Barron for putting Von on his radar.

Immigration Enforcement in Nashville, Tennessee

ICE agents arrested almost 200 criminal illegal aliens in Nashville, including an MS-13 gang member wanted for murder, thanks to 287(g) agreements with local law enforcement. DHS criticized Nashville Mayor for supporting sanctuary city policies.

Nashville Mayor's Executive Order on ICE Actions

Nashville's Democrat Mayor signed an executive order requiring police to inform his 'Office of New Americans' about ICE actions, calling ICE actions 'an act of terror' and insisting illegal aliens are Nashville's 'citizens.'

Immigration Enforcement in Nashville, Tennessee

Federal immigration officials in a joint operation with the Tennessee Highway Patrol have taken over 100 people into custody in Nashville, leaving the immigrant community worried. The operation is part of President Trump's mass deportation plans, supported by state law enforcement. City officials in Nashville have disavowed involvement and criticized the arrests.

Immigration Enforcement Operation in Nashville

Federal immigration officials, in collaboration with the Tennessee Highway Patrol, have detained over 100 individuals in Nashville, causing unease within the immigrant community. The operation is part of President Trump's mass deportation plans and has led to the recovery of illegal drugs and firearms, as well as the apprehension of a murder suspect from El Salvador. The state-federal operation caught city officials in Nashville off guard, leading to disavowal of involvement and criticism of the arrests. Concerns of racial profiling have been raised by immigrant rights supporters, highlighting the fear and uncertainty faced by immigrants in the diverse Nashville community.

Immigration Enforcement in Nashville

Tennessee State Troopers and ICE conducted coordinated actions in South Nashville, taking around 100 people into custody on violations of federal immigration laws and other charges. Officers found drivers without valid licenses, some with illegal drugs and firearms, and others reported as gang members. ICE stated that their enforcement operations prioritize public safety and national security.

Impact of Trump Administration on Canadian Country Singer's Career

Canadian country singer Robert Adam decided not to return to Nashville to record his latest album due to concerns over the Trump administration's stance on gender issues. He feels more comfortable performing in the United Kingdom and Japan where he believes his queer country music will be better received.

Shooting Incident in Nashville

Police released video footage of an 18-year-old gunman shooting at a patrol car in Nashville after allegedly shooting a woman in a park. The gunman was arrested after surrendering.

Celebrity Moves and Reflections on Hollywood

Actress Chrissy Metz moves from Los Angeles to Nashville for better quality of life. Renée Zellweger reflects on her six-year hiatus from Hollywood.

Transgender-Identifying Woman's School Attack Plan

A transgender-identifying woman planned to attack a Nashville school but changed plans to avoid being labeled as racist, eventually targeting a Christian school. The detailed plan was outlined in a report by the Nashville Metropolitan Police Department.

Kid Rock's White House replica mansion in Nashville

Kid Rock's 27,000 square foot mansion in Nashville, Tennessee is a replica of the White House, featuring a gas station, barber shop, and oversized furniture. The eccentric interior includes a golden urinal and a matching shower. Kid Rock is a vocal supporter of Donald Trump and has been seen with him at various public events.

US Housing Market Slow Start and Tennessee Market Analysis

The US housing market is off to a slow start in the spring selling season, with Tennessee showing alarming figures of soaring housing supply. Experts predict a modest correction in the market due to increasing inventory levels.

Nashville School Shooter Inspired by Candace Owens

Nashville school shooter allegedly inspired by Candace Owens, fatally shot one classmate, injured another, and then turned the gun on himself. Manifesto reveals twisted mindset praising Hitler and Nazis. Police investigating online writings and social media posts by the shooter.

Wrongful Death Lawsuit for Jillian Ludwig

Parents of 18-year-old Jillian Ludwig, who was killed by a stray bullet in Nashville, Tennessee, are suing multiple entities for negligence. The lawsuit highlights failures that led to the tragic death and calls for changes in laws to protect innocent victims.

Death of Riley Strain in Nashville

22-year-old college student Riley Strain's body was recovered from the Cumberland River in Nashville. Police determined he died of drowning and ethanol poisoning with a blood alcohol level of .228%. No signs of trauma or foul play were found.

Lesbian bar in Nashville joining trend of sports bars dedicated to women's sports leagues

A lesbian bar in Nashville is set to become the first in the South to join the trend of sports bars dedicated to women's sports leagues.

Neo-Nazis Disturbances in Nashville

Neo-Nazis have been causing disturbance in Nashville by livestreaming antisemitic acts, raising concerns about the city's attraction to such groups. Local leaders are exploring regulations to address the issue while facing challenges related to constitutional free speech rights.

Neo-Nazi Terror in Nashville

Neo-Nazis have terrorized Jewish Nashville residents with marches, assaults, and antisemitic pamphlets. Law enforcement and local politicians are taking action to address the issue.

Population Boom in Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville's population has boomed by nearly 100 people a day in 2023, leading to housing affordability issues and a rise in chronic homelessness. Locals express concerns about the city losing its essence due to the influx of out-of-state buyers and major corporations moving in.

Morgan Wallen's Nashville Bar Grand Opening Delay

Morgan Wallen's Nashville bar has postponed its grand opening at the last minute, disappointing fans who had made travel arrangements. The delay is unrelated to the rejection of a sign by the Nashville Metropolitan Council due to the singer's past controversies.

Nashville Council Rejects Sign at Morgan Wallen’s Bar

Nashville councilmembers rejected plans for a glowing sign at Morgan Wallen’s new bar due to his use of a racial slur in 2021 and recent criminal charges. The sign would have hung over a public sidewalk like neighboring bars, but faced opposition for Wallen’s behavior.

Nashville council rejects sign at Morgan Wallen's bar

Nashville councilmembers reject plan for glowing sign at Morgan Wallen's bar due to racial slur and recent criminal charges. Wallen faces charges for throwing a chair off a rooftop near police officers. The sign was proposed to hang over a public sidewalk.

Rising Real Estate Prices and Chronic Homelessness in Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville residents are struggling with rising real estate prices, leading to a 77% increase in chronic homelessness. The influx of out-of-state buyers has driven up costs, making affordable housing inaccessible. The city's population boom and corporate relocations have worsened the situation.

Housing Crisis in Nashville due to Influx of Out-of-State Buyers

Nashville residents are struggling to afford homes due to rising real estate prices driven by out-of-state buyers, leading to a 77% increase in chronic homelessness. The city's population boom and influx of companies have further exacerbated the housing crisis.

Nashville's Homeless Population Increase

The rise in Nashville's homeless population is attributed to the increased cost of living and lack of affordable housing options, despite $50 million in funding approved by the City Council. The issue is expected to worsen without significant resources.

Morgan Wallen's Recent Nashville Arrest and Court Hearing

Country music star Morgan Wallen's lawyer appeared on his behalf at a court hearing regarding his recent Nashville arrest. The case has been reset for August 15, and Wallen is expected to attend. Wallen's tour will continue as planned despite the legal issues.

Jason Priestley's Move to Nashville

Jason Priestley and his family moved from Los Angeles to Nashville for a better quality of life and his children's education.

Nashville Preschool Teacher Threatens Colleague with Gun

A Nashville preschool teacher is charged with bringing a gun to school and threatening a colleague. The incident occurred at The Academy of McCrory Lane in Tennessee. The teacher, Sheneca Cowart, faces multiple charges including assault and threat of mass violence. The arrest comes amid a proposal to allow some teachers to carry handguns in public schools in the state.

Safety Concerns in California and Leadership Change

Sports Illustrated model Kristen Louelle Gaffney expressed feeling unsafe in California and is moving to Nashville, TN due to concerns about safety and leadership under Gov. Gavin Newsom. She called for a change in leadership and compared it to football, suggesting it's time for a new leader.

News updates on Trump trial, Biden's niece, Iran's nuclear program, Nashville school shooting, Morgan Wallen

Day two of jury selection in former President Trump's Manhattan criminal trial resumes, Biden's niece's China role revealed, Iran's nuclear program spotlighted, Nashville school shooting victims' families claim killer's manifesto, and Morgan Wallen returns to venue.

Morgan Wallen's Arrest for Chair-Throwing in Nashville

Morgan Wallen was arrested in Nashville for throwing a chair off a bar roof. Fans react to his behavior and the possibility of him being canceled.

Morgan Wallen's arrest for throwing a chair off a bar rooftop

Country music star Morgan Wallen was arrested for throwing a chair off a rooftop bar in Nashville, leading to mixed reactions from fans and fellow musicians. John Rich shared words of support and advice for Wallen, empathizing with the pressures of fame. Wallen faces felony reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct charges.

Arrest of Morgan Wallen for Throwing Chair off Nashville Rooftop

Country singer Morgan Wallen was arrested for throwing a chair off a Nashville rooftop. He faces charges of reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct. Wallen has a history of similar incidents.

Morgan Wallen's arrest for throwing a chair off a bar rooftop

Morgan Wallen was arrested for throwing a chair off a rooftop in Nashville, not related to his ex-girlfriend's elopement. Fans react to his behavior and the possibility of him being canceled.

Shooting in Nashville on Easter Sunday

Anton Rucker, a gunman with a lengthy criminal history, is on the run after a shooting in Nashville that left one person dead and four injured. The shooting took place at a coffee shop during Easter Sunday brunch.

School Shooting and Gun Control Advocacy

A year after a shooting at a Nashville school, students pressing for gun control measures have not had much success.

Nashville School Shooting Bond

Two women bonded after the Nashville school shooting over their children's exposure to violence and loss.

School Shooting Response

State lawmakers respond to shooting at a Nashville private school by allocating more money for security.

Discovery of Riley Strain's Body in Cumberland River

The body of 22-year-old college student Riley Strain was found in the Cumberland River in Nashville with no signs of trauma or foul play, likely accidental death. Toxicology results pending.

Tragic Death of Riley Strain in Cumberland River

The body of 22-year-old Riley Strain was found in the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee after a two-week search. No foul play was suspected. His family expressed grief and gratitude for the support received.

Discovery of Riley Strain's Body in Cumberland River

The body of 22-year-old college student Riley Strain was found in the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee. Police have stated there are no signs of trauma or foul play. Strain went missing after a night out with friends in downtown Nashville.

The Cove: A Christian Nightclub in Nashville

A Nashville nightclub called The Cove is redefining faith and clubbing with strict rules against twerking, drinking, and smoking, and a playlist devoted to Christian music. It was started by seven young, black Christians in response to a post-pandemic decline in church attendance, aiming to provide a cool and fun Christian space for young adults.

Missing University Student in Nashville

University of Missouri student Riley Strain, 22, has been missing since March 8 after disappearing in downtown Nashville. Surveillance footage shows him crossing a street after being kicked out of a bar. Police continue search efforts.

Missing University Student in Nashville

University of Missouri student Riley Strain went missing in Nashville after being kicked out of a bar for being overserved. He was last seen near a hotel but his phone last pinged in a different location. Authorities are actively searching for him.

The Cove: Pop-Up Christian Nightclub in Nashville

The Cove is an 18-and-up pop-up Christian nightclub in Nashville, created by seven Black Christian men in their 20s to provide a welcoming space for young Christians to have fun and build community outside of traditional worship settings. Attendees gather to pray and worship before dancing to Christian music, with strict rules against secular activities like twerking, drinking, and smoking. The nightclub has gained popularity and positive feedback from a diverse crowd, aiming to show that Christians can be cool and have fun while staying true to their values.

Former President Donald Trump speaking at National Religious Broadcasters Presidential Forum

Former President Donald Trump will speak at the National Religious Broadcasters Presidential Forum in Nashville, Tennessee on February 22, 2024.

Neo-Nazi rally in Nashville organized by Blood Tribe

Neo-Nazis from the white supremacist group Blood Tribe organized a Nazi rally in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, wearing swastikas and giving 'Heil Hitler' salutes. Tennessee lawmakers and officials condemned the rally and expressed support for Jewish people and against antisemitism.