Explosion damages downtown businesses, injures at least three
The explosion occurred inside a RV outside the AT&T transmission building.
The explosion occurred on Second Ave North around 6:45 a.m.
Metro Police said the incident was "an intentional act."
The explosion damaged 41 businesses and injured at least three people.
While no arrests have been made, authorities said they have received more than 500 tips.
There are no known threats at this time, police said.
The FBI's Evidence Response Team & the ATF's National Response Team will be processing the blast scene on 2nd Avenue thru at least Wed evening.
The FBI's Evidence Response Team & the ATF's National Response Team will be processing the blast scene on 2nd Avenue thru at least Wed evening.
The FBI's Evidence Response Team & the ATF's National Response Team will be processing the blast scene on 2nd Avenue thru at least Wednesday evening.
The FBI's Evidence Response Team & the ATF's National Response Team will be processing the blast scene on 2nd Avenue thru at least Wednesday evening.
Here are some of Nashville’s first responders who responded and guided people away from danger during the downtown Christmas tragedy.
Here are some of Nashville’s first responders who responded and guided people away from danger during the downtown Christmas tragedy.
Here are some of Nashville’s first responders who responded and guided people away from danger during the downtown Christmas tragedy.
Here are some of Nashville’s first responders who responded and guided people away from danger during the downtown Christmas tragedy.
Here are some of Nashville’s first responders who responded and guided people away from danger during the downtown Christmas tragedy.
Here are some of Nashville’s first responders who responded and guided people away from danger during the downtown Christmas tragedy.
Here are some of Nashville’s first responders who responded and guided people away from danger during the downtown Christmas tragedy.
Here are some of Nashville’s first responders who responded and guided people away from danger during the downtown Christmas tragedy.
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Authorities have released body camera footage from one of the officers at the explosion in downtown Nashville on Christmas morning.
A major disaster declaration for Nashville has been approved following the explosion on Christmas Day, U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper announced on Tuesday.
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