A wrong-way crash on I-24 near Smyrna resulted in two fatalities and injuries, with all parties reportedly wearing seatbelts at the time of the incident.

Nashville experiences a cold morning with clearer weather expected later in the day, leading to a generally sunny weekend. The week may see cloudy skies and occasional showers as Christmas approaches.

Clarksville police are seeking a woman for identity theft, after she stole thousands from a victim's account at multiple banks. She drove a white 2025 Toyota Camry.

A chimney fire in Williamson County injured two residents and a firefighter, prompting a multi-agency response and causing substantial damage to the home.

Nashville police are investigating a crash on Blue Hole Road that killed Pauline Jenkins, 68, possibly due to a medical emergency, after her car hit a mailbox and then a ditch.

Clarksville city offices close for Christmas, but public safety remains active; CTS offers free rides to Warm Souls event, and utilities maintain emergency services.

Tennessee residents in eight counties can apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance until January 7, 2025, due to tropical storm impact. Applications are accessible at Jobs4TN.gov or by calling TDLWD.

Nashville's holiday weather forecast suggests mostly cloudy skies, possible showers, and chilly temperatures, with a chance of rainfall increasing as Christmas approaches.

A McGavock High School student faces charges for bringing weapons, including a pellet gun, to school; items from a hunting trip were found in his vehicle.

A Nashville high school student is charged after a staff member saw him with a pellet gun on campus, which led to the discovery of more weapons in his car.

TDOT lifts all lane closures on interstates and state highways for the holiday period from December 23, 2024, to January 1, 2025, to ease travel for the 2.7 million Tennesseans expected to drive for the festivities.

Franklin Police Department plans a DUI crackdown in memory of cyclist Matthew Paritz, who was killed by a drunk driver. The operation is a response to enhance safety and prevent further tragedies.

TDOT has named a new ferry boat “The Summitt” in honor of Pat Summitt, connecting Benton and Houston Counties across the Tennessee River. It began service to assist with daily travel needs.