A house fire on Tobacco Road in Clarksville was swiftly controlled, displacing one family and their dog. No injuries reported; cause under investigation.

A teen crashed into a police car in Antioch and fled, leaving an injured passenger behind. The officer was unharmed, but the cruiser was damaged. The teen was later apprehended without signs of impairment.

Henry Horton State Park won the Excellence in Visitor Experience Award for enhancing accessibility and services, and is planning further improvements with a $7 million budget. Other parks also received awards for various achievements.

A multi-vehicle crash in Murfreesboro resulted in several hospitalizations and traffic disruptions, with three individuals airlifted for medical care.

A head-on crash between a tanker truck and a car on Highway 41A Bypass in Clarksville led to a diesel spill and road closure, with ongoing investigations and no injury updates yet.

The National Weather Service in Nashville predicts sunny weather today with a high of 52°F, turning partly cloudy tonight. The week includes warmer temps, wind, and chances of showers.

Nashville's weather forecast includes sunny days, chances of showers, with fluctuating temperatures and a warm Christmas expected, according to the NWS.

A 16-year-old was arrested in Nashville for shooting a valet during a road rage incident and faces multiple charges, including attempted homicide and gun possession.

CPA Jason Alexander Jerkins from Franklin, Tennessee, was sentenced to nine years for theft and tax fraud totaling over $4.6 million from clients and nearly $300,000 from the U.S. Treasury.

The La Vergne Police Department hosted their annual Christmas Toy Store event, aiding 62 families and 165 children with toys, with leftover items donated to a women’s shelter.

La Vergne Fire Rescue quickly controlled a fire on Little John Cove, emphasizing the value of fast response and training. The incident, likely caused by an electrical issue, highlights the importance of chimney maintenance.

The National Weather Service in Nashville issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Middle Tennessee, warning of freezing temperatures and wind chills as low as -3°F.

Nashville shelters extend hours for the unhoused due to cold weather, providing warm places to stay as part of a seasonal protocol active from November to March.