A significant snow event with 4-8 inches of snowfall is expected in Middle Tennessee, prompting the NWS to issue a winter storm warning until 6 AM CST Saturday for areas including Nashville.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee closes state offices on January 10, 2025, due to a severe winter storm, with TEMA declaring a State of Emergency for preparedness and safety.

Hopkinsville police are investigating a theft of a youth football league's equipment trailer, valued at $28,500, and are seeking information on its whereabouts.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold its first 2025 meeting in Dyersburg with discussions on mallard research, fishery regulations, and vessel navigation rules, along with the forming of committees for officer elections and an award.

Williamson County has delayed openings for government offices until noon on January 7, 2025, due to icy roads, affecting facilities like courts and parks.

Myles Gooch, a Tennessee Titans construction worker, received a new 2025 Nissan Frontier at a Titans game, a reward for his hard work and taking care of his sister after their mother's passing.

A Kentucky State Police trooper was injured in a crash on I-65 during wintry weather and was later released from the hospital. The driver who hit his vehicle was cited.

A person was seriously injured in a vehicle crash on Interstate 24 near Clarksville, resulting in the closure of the westbound lanes to airlift them to a Nashville hospital.

MNPD arrested six teenagers for crimes linked to stolen vehicles and firearms, with a vigilante neighbor reporting their activities leading to their capture and charges in Juvenile Court.

Keyonte Smith, a 17-year-old who voluntarily left home on January 2nd, has been safely found and reunited with family. The public's help in sharing information was appreciated by the police.

An individual was arrested after a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle across Wilson and Trousdale counties, ending with spike strips and an attempt to flee on foot.

A suspect in Smyrna surrendered after a seven-hour standoff following early morning gunfire in a residential neighborhood, ending the incident peacefully.

A 17-year-old in Nashville shot at a car, injuring his two sisters, believing it was connected to local burglaries. He faces attempted homicide charges.