The National Weather Service predicts light precipitation and cold temperatures today for Nashville, with clearing skies and warming conditions throughout the week.

Authorities search for Jamie Lynn Pfitzner, an escaped inmate held on multiple charges, including theft and fraud, who fled while returning from court. Her last known address is released to aid her capture.

Dense fog in Middle Tennessee prompted the National Weather Service to issue an advisory, reducing visibility and affecting travel. Conditions are expected to improve with warmer temperatures and possible showers later.

A Wisconsin fugitive was arrested in Murfreesboro after a welfare check led to a drug bust involving marijuana, methamphetamine, mushrooms, and paraphernalia.

A mixed weather outlook for Nashville includes thunderstorms with a 70% chance of rain today, strong winds, and variable temperatures, leading to a sunny but cooler weekend with potential rain and snow showers.

The TWRA is scheduling CWD sampling in white-tailed deer on Nov. 8, 2025, involving hunters and processors across Tennessee to monitor and manage the disease.

Seven applicants are being considered to fill a Tennessee Court of Appeals vacancy due to Judge Armstrong's upcoming retirement; Council will interview candidates in Jackson on Dec 10, 2025.

A man was convicted by a Shelby County jury for the murder of his landlord following a rent dispute and threats, self-represented during trial, with sentencing pending.

Nashville's weather is set to vary, with sunny skies and highs of 71 today, but showers and potential thunderstorms forecasted for Friday. Weekend conditions include chances of rain and cooler temperatures on Sunday.

Nashville's Metro construction projects for October 2025 are detailed in a public notice online, showing developments over one acre in Davidson County.

Nashville's weather forecast includes sunny days and possible showers, with cooler mornings and mild afternoons. Thunderstorms may occur towards the weekend, followed by sunny and cool Veterans Day.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture introduced resources for military veterans interested in agriculture, including a new webpage, business advice, and an upcoming webinar.

Tennessee's loan interest rates rise to 11.15%, linked to Federal Reserve's prime rate plus 4%; effective from Nov 4, 2025, as announced by Commissioner Gonzales.