Nashville issues a Winter Storm Warning for severe weather, including up to 6 inches of snow and ice, affecting travel and power. Residents are advised to prepare and stay updated.

Livingston Police celebrated 6th graders graduating from the D.A.R.E. program, highlighting community support and the importance of educating youth on resisting substance abuse and violence.

A year after the Antioch High shooting, findings show Solomon Henderson acted alone in killing a student. His motive, linked to a dark digital footprint, and an arrest warrant has been issued for his mother on gun charges.

Middle Tennessee is bracing for a severe winter storm with potential snow over 6 inches and ice over half an inch, as warned by the National Weather Service Nashville.

La Vergne police investigate a burglary at Larros Market and warn of a credit card scam, increasing area patrols and advising vigilance against fraudulent fundraisers.

McMinnville Police shared updates on community initiatives, vehicle donation for firefighter training, and planning for a new police station. Offices closed for a holiday, and public engagement in local projects was encouraged.

Pulaski, Tennessee's Fire Department, along with GCFR, is training new recruits in firefighting to ensure community safety, as shown in a social media post about recent vehicle fire training.

K9 Officer Brock Horner celebrated for 15 years of service with the Shelbyville Police Department and his partnership with K9 Trigger, emphasizing their effective role in community safety.

Murfreesboro Police highlighted a rampant issue of red light violations through a Traffic Enforcement Special, capturing dangerous incidents on dash cam, including a concrete mixer truck running a red light.

A car crash on N. Thompson Lane, Murfreesboro caused injuries and traffic delays, with lanes closed and later partially reopened as police investigated. Traffic has since resumed normally.

The NWS Nashville forecasts a weather shift with clearing skies, chilly temperatures, and increasing chances of rain or snow towards the end of the week.

A Dunlap man was indicted after a TBI investigation into a December officer-involved shooting. Details remain undisclosed pending further proceedings.

The Mt. Juliet Police Department reported a 9% increase in apprehended wanted individuals in 2025, with a majority of arrests being non-residents, crediting technology and proactive policing for maintaining safety.