The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions has set a new home loan interest rate at 8.43%, effective January 2025, based on a 1987 legislative formula.

Nashville's NDOT is readying for winter with additional snowplows and a stockpile of road treatment materials, while also coordinating strategies with TDOT and WeGo Transit for efficient snow removal.

A man was shot in a South Nashville carjacking; the suspect is now in custody. The victim is seriously injured but stable. Police are continuing the investigation.

Tennessee Health Department launches a $50 million grant program to enhance healthcare in rural areas, supported by Governor Lee and legislature funds.

One person died and another was hospitalized after a house fire in the Woodlawn community of Montgomery County. Officials are investigating the cause.

A 14-year-old was arrested for a carjacking in North Nashville, located through a tracking app and police coordination. The second suspect was released to his parent.

The MNPD reports 819 guns were stolen from vehicles in Nashville this year, highlighting a continuing problem with firearms theft from automobiles in the city.

A fire at Breckenridge Apartments in Madison was quickly contained with no injuries reported, as residents were evacuated by both fire crews and a couple warning others.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 64-year-old Gerardo Behori from Nashville, last seen at his job on November 15. Police are seeking public assistance in locating him.

The Nashville forecast predicts a mild day with highs of 55°F, mostly sunny skies, and light winds. Evening may see patchy fog. Warmer weather expected Sunday, with increased windiness. Showers are possible starting Monday afternoon.

Suspects in the Jefferson Street shooting, charged with criminal homicide, appeared in court facing evidence from the incident that killed one and wounded nine.

The Metro Nashville Community Review Board and MNPD finalized a new MOU to enhance police oversight and transparency, effective November 20, endorsed by Mayor O'Connell.

Tennessee farmers affected by Hurricane Helene have a new opportunity to apply for aid from the Tennessee Agricultural Enhancement Program in December, after the storm disrupted the original application period.