Clarksville opens grant applications for initiatives addressing homelessness and housing instability, with CDBG and ESG programs starting January 13, 2026. An informational workshop is scheduled for that day to guide applicants.

Braden Boucek was sworn in as U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee, nominated by Trump, with Judge Hermandorfer officiating the ceremony.

The 45th NCAAHC, themed “From Roots to Resilience,” will be hosted by TSU and the Metropolitan Historical Commission, featuring talks on African American contributions to Tennessee's history.

A young woman named Kira Phillips died after being struck by two vehicles on Bell Road, Nashville. Police are investigating; no charges have been suggested.

One man is dead and another injured after a shooting in downtown Portland; police are investigating and seeking community help.

A shooting in South Nashville led to one death and one injury, with suspects Angel Lucatero and Devon Hill facing charges, including attempted murder. The incident is under ongoing investigation.

The NWS updated Nashville's weather forecast with fluctuating temperatures, potential showers, and strong winds leading into a chilly and sunny start to the week.

Authorities identified Khammone Phomdouangsy, 84, as the victim of a fire in Rutherford County. The cause remains under investigation, with toxicology reports pending.

Nashville weather forecast predicts a slight chance of showers, overcast skies to clear during the week, with fluctuating temperatures and windy conditions.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office is searching for Kristina Rene Eagles, wanted for multiple criminal charges, and is seeking public assistance via a social media post.

The City of La Vergne announced winners for the 2025 home decorating contest, highlighting the festive displays of Sean Giovanni, Michelle Cantrell, and Lisa Dohve.

Nashville police update their Most Wanted list, including De'tynn Smith sought for first-degree murder. The MNPD requests public assistance in locating these fugitives.

The Tennessee Supreme Court reinstated workers' compensation benefits for a truck driver whose claim was previously denied, setting a precedent for "aggravation" injuries.