Local nurse Karen Briscoe received a Citizen Commendation for her bravery in assisting a seizing driver after a crash, which was honored by the Franklin Police.

Clarksville city offices and non-essential services are closed due to severe weather; CTS operates limited hours. Parks, City Court Clerk’s office closed, but emergency services and utility bill payment options remain available.

Nashville shelters offer warmth and support to the unhoused during freezing weather, with the Metro Emergency Overflow Shelter in 24-hour operation on January 29, 2026.

NADC Burger plans a two-story Arcade shop at 223 4th Ave N, bringing its double wagyu cheeseburger and skate-culture vibe to downtown Nashville.

Nashville is expecting chilly, cloudy weather, including a chance of snow showers and low temperatures dipping into the teens, with wind chills potentially falling below zero.

Tennessee's effective maximum interest rate is set at 10.75% per annum as of January 27, 2026, linked to the Federal Reserve's average prime loan rate.

Firefighters in Clarksville extinguished a vehicle fire on Evans Road, preventing further damage. The car owner was treated for smoke inhalation; no other injuries occurred.

Murfreesboro firefighters quickly contained a minor fire at International Paper, preventing escalation. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Trump approves Emergency Declaration for Tennessee; Governor Lee acknowledges federal aid for severe winter conditions impacting all counties, ensuring coordinated response efforts.

Tennessee received an Emergency Declaration from the Trump Administration due to severe winter weather, enabling federal aid for crisis management and support.

A Memphis balloon-release memorial for influencer Whyte Folkz turned chaotic after a fight and a possible gunshot was captured on video; police say they did not fire.

Several residents of Nashville's Signature Music Row were hospitalized following a carbon monoxide leak, with levels far exceeding safe limits detected in the building.

Cookeville Police Department participated in National Night Out after a 15-year break, receiving recognition for community engagement and looking forward to the next event in 2026.