A man in La Vergne sustained a non-fatal gunshot wound from a road rage incident, with the police actively seeking information.

A 21-year-old man was fatally shot in Nashville and died after being brought to the hospital. The incident occurred while the victim was en route to a party. Police are investigating the shooting.

Gallatin Police arrested five on gang and drug charges; they executed search warrants and one suspect is linked to a shooting. The action targets gang, drug activity, and violence.

A fatal crash on I-40 in Putnam County resulted in a temporary eastbound lane closure and the death of a Kia Spectra driver; the cause and other details are under investigation.

A train derailment in Goodlettsville, due to a mechanical issue, led to coal cars off tracks; no injuries or public safety threats were reported, with repairs estimated to take 30 hours.

The NWS forecasts variable weather for Nashville with temperatures from the low 30s to high 60s, potential patchy frost, and a mix of sunny and cloudy skies, leading to a 50-70% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms by midweek.

Former Nashville coach Tyler Forte has been charged with aggravated statutory rape of a student four years ago. He posted a $10,000 bond after his arrest.

A 15-year-old named Shamari Bailey was charged with homicide after fatally shooting 16-year-old Braden Caldwell at a Nashville bus station following a fight.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee established the Duck River Watershed Planning Partnership via Executive Order 108 to enhance water resource management and conservation efforts.

A Tennessee woman is charged with theft and financial exploitation of an elderly adult after a TBI investigation into unauthorized money transfers from the victim's account.

The National Weather Service of Nashville forecasts continuing showers and potential thunderstorms overnight, with humid conditions and strong winds followed by a gradual clearing midweek and cooler temperatures toward the weekend.

The 2025 Clarksville Downtown Market is accepting vendor applications until January 6, with a successful prior season boasting nearly $800,000 in sales.

The 2024-25 Tennessee statewide gun hunting season for deer starts on November 23, with extended weapon options and specific bag limits outlined by the TWRA.