Bellevue
Coverage of Bellevue in the Nexus archive.
- Rollover crash impacts traffic in Bellevue
A rollover crash occurred on Highway 70 near Old Hickory Boulevard in front of the Kroger in Bellevue, resulting in at least one injury. Traffic in the area is disrupted as crews work to clear the scene.
- Dozens without electricity for more than 12 hours after fallen trees knock out power in Bellevue
Trees fell on Highway 70 in Bellevue, causing power outages for dozens of residents. Power was partially restored by Monday morning, with 45 customers still without electricity. The cause is unknown, but storms and heavy rain occurred in the region.
- Metro police investigating drowning incident in Bellevue
Metro police are investigating an apparent drowning that occurred Sunday evening in a Bellevue lake. Detectives are examining the incident, which has not been linked to any specific individual or additional details.
- Bellevue residents raise flood concerns over Harpeth River apartment development
Bellevue residents are raising concerns about a proposed apartment complex on the Harpeth River. The development has prompted residents to prepare to voice their worries.
- Fourth of July cookout costs up 4% this year, American Farm Bureau says
Fourth of July cookout costs have risen 4% this year, averaging $75 per family, driven primarily by higher beef prices. Shoppers report switching to poultry, fish, and budgeting strategies like coupons to manage expenses. Kroger stores in Bellevue, Tennessee, experienced early morning lines due to high demand.
- Truck crashes into pole, causing traffic issues in Bellevue
A white pickup truck crashed into a utility pole at the intersection of Old Hickory Blvd. and Highway 100 in Bellevue, Tennessee, causing injuries and traffic delays. The truck ended up in a culvert, with the pole remaining suspended by electrical lines. Drivers are advised to avoid the area due to ongoing disruptions.
- Husband of Bellevue woman killed in October arrested for her death
A 30-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder in connection with the death of a Bellevue woman. He is being held on $5 million bail.
- Nashville banker arrested, charged with financially exploiting two elderly customers
A 39-year-old man, Karl Richardson, is charged with financially exploiting two elderly customers, stealing over $139,000 through unauthorized withdrawals and transactions at Bank of America and Simmons Bank. Detectives found 19 counter withdrawals, 11 unauthorized ATM withdrawals, and over 100 fraudulent transactions spanning four years, leading to his arrest and multiple felony charges.
- Downtown Seattle lost 30,000 jobs, billions in office value since 2020 payroll tax: new report finds
A report from the Downtown Seattle Association found that Seattle lost 30,000 jobs and over $10 billion in office value since implementing the JumpStart Payroll Expense Tax in 2020. The report contrasts Seattle's declining workforce and property values with Bellevue's stable job growth and lower office vacancy, attributing the difference to tax policies. Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson defended the tax as critical to the city's economic resilience during the pandemic.
- Overnight fire leaves Bellevue home unlivable
A fire overnight in Bellevue, Tennessee, severely damaged a home, rendering it unlivable. The family evacuated safely, but the structure and roof were destroyed, and a neighboring house was also affected. The cause remains under investigation.
- Woman dies in I-90 motorcycle crash in Bellevue
A 40-year-old Marysville woman died in a motorcycle crash on I-90 in Bellevue after colliding with the rear of a vehicle that was slowing for traffic.
- Bellevue firm said no to layoffs for decades. Now it’s cutting 230 jobs
Bellevue-based Expeditors International, a logistics company that long committed to avoiding mass layoffs, has disclosed plans to cut 230 Seattle-area jobs.
- Bellevue human trafficking charges: Teens forced into OnlyFans content mill
A 22-year-old man is charged with leading an organized crime ring and four counts of human trafficking, allegedly using violence to force women to produce pornographic content for OnlyFans.
- Bellevue-based T-Mobile wants to sell a lifestyle, not just wireless
T-Mobile, based in Bellevue, is employing a marketing strategy focused on selling a lifestyle through exclusive access and perks beyond traditional wireless services. The approach highlights unique benefits not typically linked to wireless carriers.
- Seattle mayor laughs off millionaires leaving Washington state over progressive taxes, waves 'bye'
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson dismissed concerns about millionaires leaving Washington state due to progressive taxes, stating such claims are 'super overblown.' She emphasized her support for progressive taxation to address the state's regressive tax system while acknowledging the need to avoid increasing business costs in Seattle.