The Lebanon Police Department warns of hazardous road conditions due to a mix of rain and sleet, advising residents to avoid unnecessary travel and stay informed.

Tennessee's unemployment rate remained at 3.6% in December, distinct from the national rate of 4.4%. The state saw job growth and educational initiatives for work readiness.

Riverdale High School in Murfreesboro was put on hold due to a potential threat, with local law enforcement investigating and students kept in homerooms for safety.

Murfreesboro officer Samuel Lopez was honored by VFW Post 4575 for compassionately helping an injured dog, earning him the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award.

Forensic advances allowed Nashville Police to identify human remains found in 1991 as Philip Daniel Sydnor, with unanswered questions about his death remaining.

A Murfreesboro officer received the Jerry Anderson Hero Award for saving a woman from potential danger on an overpass. His actions reflect bravery and CIT training.

La Vergne Police awarded Officer Jeralds and Telecommunicator Cardwell for saving a supervisor's life during a medical emergency. Their swift actions prevented a potential tragedy.

An assault on a Nashville greenway prompts safety concerns; police seek information on the January 16 attack. The victim fought off her assailant; the incident revives memories of a previous murder on the same trail.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation reports ongoing construction causing traffic delays in East Tennessee, affecting various routes, including US 25, SR 61, and I-40.

Nashville receives Digital Inclusion Trailblazer title for the third year from the NDIA for its digital equity efforts.

The Tennessee Education Freedom Scholarships program sees high demand, with over 50,000 applications for its second year, indicating strong interest in educational choice among families.

Putnam County Fire Department celebrates members earning new certifications: Donovan Barnett as EMT-B, Sam Johnson as Fire Officer I, and Isaac Davis as Firefighter I.

Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation's Division of Archaeology will host its annual archaeology conference on January 24th, featuring diverse research presentations.