Madeleine Nolan TV

12/09/2025

Metro Police are applying for a federal grant to eliminate backlogs of sexual assault kits and accelerate testing in Nashville.

Survivors say faster testing brings closure, helps build trust, and can get repeat offenders off the streets sooner.

MNPD expects to process all new kits locally next year, ending future backlogs and shortening turnaround times.

Watch tonight on WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville.

12/08/2025

I had such a great time celebrating the beautiful mom-to-be, Meagan O'Halloran, and catching up with some of my favorite ladies at FOX17! 💞

You go through some of the best and worst days in the news, and it makes your coworkers truly feel like family at times. I miss you all!

12/06/2025

Metro Council has approved two zoning changes aimed at creating more housing options for middle-income residents in Nashville. Supporters say the changes could help address affordability by adding more supply without major new infrastructure. Critics worry neighborhoods could face added strain on roads, schools and services.

Greater Nashville Realtors say more flexible zoning is one key step toward easing price pressure:

“We can’t improve affordability without increasing supply,” said Scott Troxell with Greater Nashville Realtors.

Two additional housing measures are still moving through council and will return for debate in January.

Full story tonight and on FOX17.com

WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville

12/04/2025

EXCLUSIVE: Nashville General’s interim CEO says the hospital has turned the page after an audit uncovered millions in unauthorized spending.

Dr. Veronica Elders tells WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville new financial controls, contract oversight and improvements inside the building are already in place, and big decisions about the hospital’s future are coming.

Full story >> https://tinyurl.com/478c8xpd

12/03/2025

The AP has called the race, Matt Van Epps is the projected winner for Tennessee’s District 7.

Waiting to hear from Aftyn Behn here at her watch party.

WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville

12/03/2025

12/01/2025

Community groups rallied in Murfreesboro today, protesting recent actions by the Rutherford County Library System Board.

Demonstrators raised concerns about the emergency closure of all seven county libraries, the board’s decision to remove American Library Association policies, and reports that several books have disappeared from shelves despite a vote to keep them.

WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville spoke with organizers and those who stand with the board and will have full coverage tonight.

11/29/2025

Black Friday brought more than just shopping crowds, at Country Lane Christmas Tree Farm in Springfield, it brought their busiest day in five years.

With artificial trees costing 10–15% more this season due to tariffs, many families told WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville they’re returning to local farms and holiday traditions.

WATCH tonight after the game — how higher prices are pushing more Tennessee families back to the farm, and what that means for next season.

11/28/2025

In Growing Nashville — rapid population growth is putting pressure on schools. Wilson County is nearing 21,000 students, with multiple campuses at or near capacity. Leaders are now evaluating where the next school may need to be built.

Watch our full coverage tonight at 9 & 10PM on WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville.

11/26/2025

A single adult now needs more than $111,000 a year to live “comfortably” in Nashville…but the median income is just $80,000.

A new study shows even six figures isn’t stretching like it used to and families of four may need more than $200K to avoid living paycheck to paycheck.

One Nashville resident told me she’s working full-time and still unsure she can make rent some months.

Economists warn if costs keep rising faster than wages, essential workers could be priced out of the city entirely.

Tonight at 9 — I break down what’s driving prices up, and what experts say needs to change to keep people here.

WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville

11/25/2025

NEW TONIGHT — A Lyft driver was arrested after a passenger reported he exposed and touched himself during a ride in South Nashville.
Investigators say it happened more than a year ago and experts warn riders to stay alert after they get inside the car.

Tips from a former FBI agent:
• Sit behind the driver
• Limit personal conversation
• Monitor your route
• Trust your gut, end the ride immediately if something feels off

“Safety is more important than being polite.”

Watch the full story tonight on WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville.

11/22/2025