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.

Two Murfreesboro Police Officers received THSO Traffic Safety Awards: Officer Renfroe was named Region 3 Officer of the Year and Officer Scott-Harris won the Seat Belt Enforcement Award.

Two separate fatal crashes occurred early Thursday on I-40 in Wilson County, Tennessee, causing significant traffic delays with eastbound lane closures near the Golden Bear Gateway.

Rutherford County Sheriff's Office deputies received awards for seat belt safety from the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, recognizing their efforts in enforcement and education.

Commissioner Michael Lankford of Montgomery County resigned to join the State House, leaving a vacancy. A press release details the application process for Lankford's successor with a Dec 30 deadline.

Semi-truck driver Bolton James Harry-Algeo died in a crash on I-24 West in Nashville when his brakes were suddenly applied, causing steel beams to crash into his compartment.

TWRA has announced a one-day closure of the Duck River boat ramp in Maury County to aid Franklin Police diving operations today, with reopening scheduled for tomorrow.

Emergency services responded to a non-fatal shooting in Hopkinsville, Kentucky near Younglove and Mechanic Street.

TWRA invites photographers to submit wildlife and outdoor activity photos for the 2026-27 Tennessee Wildlife magazine calendar contest by March 20, 2026.

The Tennessee Comptroller's Office reported the resignation of the Weakley County Circuit Court Clerk following an investigation into fraudulent expungements.