Rebecca Schleicher

It can be tough to entertain the entire family once school gets out for the summer. Enter Cheekwood Estate & Gardens and its first-ever Community Celebration.

Wednesday is the day! Enforcement begins of the REAL ID to fly at US airports, enter many federal buildings and nuclear plants.

If you've ever been skeptical when dealing with car repairs, this story's for you. Technology dubbed the "MRI for cars" takes just seconds to diagnose top-to-bottom issues.

As Nashville continues to try to improve how we all move around town, the US Department of Transportation has awarded two SMART grants to help NDot and WeGo upgrade two of our major pikes.

The Nashville airport continues to expand, with new international flights to Iceland and Ireland scheduled to begin next year.

The TSA says more than 17 million people are expected to pass through airports across the country through next Wednesday.

Thursday morning WeGo Public Transit will cut the ribbon on Metro's second neighborhood transit center.

In Nashville, more than 500 Metro school buses take 45,000 kids to school every day. It's a colossal feat.

For years, folks who leave in neighborhoods and cities east of Nashville have wished for more from the area's only commuter train.

By now you've heard that July 4th was record breaking for travel across the country. But in Nashville, BNA says it's not as big of deal.

I’ve got your back this record-breaking summer travel season! Just days after TSA reported its busiest day ever with nearly 3 million passengers screened Sunday.

The promotion runs through the end of June

We’re now less than two weeks away from the Independence Day holiday and this year, AAA projects that travelers will set records both nationwide and in Tennessee.

Driving on down to Manchester for an exciting Bonnaroo adventure? TDOT wants to ensure you that they're prepared for the traffic.

A bill being introduced tonight would authorize NDOT to establish an official permitting program to regulate food trucks in Nashville.

The Nashville Department of Transportation announced the newest streets to be a part of the Traffic Calming Project

General Motors employs more than 5,000 people in the Spring Hill area. It has helped Tennessee become a car manufacturing giant and been credited for much of the Maury County area’s boom.

You've seen them everywhere. Potholes are on interstates, in your neighborhoods and everywhere in-between since the snow melted away.

Initial project spans 5th to 10th Street

Since the shelter at Metro Animal Care and Control is at capacity, adoption fees are $25 for the rest of the month