The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission rescheduled their meeting to January 24 in Nashville due to bad weather. They will discuss wildlife commercial use and boating safety rules, and introduce new committees for future planning.

The Nashville Police have made over 1,000 arrests, retrieving 565 vehicles and 235 guns in an effort to combat vehicle theft and associated crimes. They're also urging locals to secure their cars to prevent further incidents.

Tennessee's TennCare has awarded $1.5 million annual grants to ten psychiatric hospitals for infrastructure and service enhancements for TennCare enrollees.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee has called a special legislative session for January 27 to discuss the Education Freedom Act, Hurricane Helene disaster relief, and immigration safety measures.

Authorities in Lebanon arrested a suspect linked to inter-state thefts and vandalism worth over $500,000 after a SafeNet alert identified the culprit's vehicle.

A 16-year-old Nashville boy was shot and killed in Hendersonville; police are seeking 18-year-old Amani Jordan, who has a warrant for second-degree homicide.

The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office warns of icy conditions on nine rural roads, urging drivers to use caution due to persistent ice and black ice patches.

The NWS forecast for Nashville predicts overcast skies, freezing temperatures, and potential flurries, with slightly warmer temperatures and sunshine expected in the coming days.

The court ruled the Biden Administration's Title IX rules unconstitutional, a victory for Tennessee AG Skrmetti. The rules on gender identity protections in schools have been struck down.

Tennessee's Navigate Reconnect coaching program is positively impacting adult students' college enrollment and completion rates, as per a Tennessee Higher Education Commission report.

Nashville's TBR and NSAI partner to launch a music industry workshop at NSCC, with industry experts teaching a six-week course starting February 11, 2025.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell's administration in Nashville has reported achievements in public safety, transportation, education, and housing, aiming to improve residents' lives and community wellbeing.

Joseph Daniels's request for a new trial was denied by the Tennessee Criminal Court of Appeals, upholding his conviction for the murder of his autistic son, Joe Clyde Daniels, in 2018.