Nashville began 2026 with fair weather at 35°F, with expectations of sunny skies and fluctuating temperatures, including chances of showers and cloudy days, according to the National Weather Service.

Tennessee's Health Department encourages flu shots due to increased flu activity, emphasizing the vaccine's importance, especially for high-risk groups, while promoting preventative measures.

Tennessee announces over $42 million in transportation grants, focusing on safety, connectivity, and access, with funding for infrastructure including trails, transit centers, and the adoption of electric buses.

A man named Douglas Winborn died after an altercation in Giles County; another man, Justin Straw, faces multiple charges including first-degree murder.

Metro Nashville Police warn of a scam where fake fundraisers overcharge donors via "tap to pay" in parking lots.

A La Vergne Police Officer arrested a nervous driver after a K-9 alerted to narcotics; the driver faced multiple charges and had outstanding warrants.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue responded to a house fire, quickly extinguishing it and preventing further damage. One male was injured and the house is now uninhabitable; the cause is under investigation.

Murfreesboro firefighters extinguished a fire at an unoccupied house under renovation on E. Lytle Street; no injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Nashville Police seek to identify a suspect in a series of cell phone thefts linked to financial fraud, urging the public to be vigilant and report tips to Crime Stoppers.

Nashville police investigate a fatal shooting during a robbery on McMurray Drive, where Jose Luna was killed and his wife assaulted after they left work.

Tennessee has sued Roblox for misleading consumers on child safety, with the AG likening the platform to a danger to minors and prioritizing profit over protection.

The Tennessee Department of Education released the 2024-25 State Report Card, a tool for assessing schools and districts, showcasing achievements and aiding in funding strategies.

Main St. in Dickson City will face traffic delays due to a two-day fire hydrant replacement project near Mavis Tire, involving a 16-inch water main. Single-lane, alternating traffic flow is expected.