Rutherford County Sheriff's Office hosted a Thanksgiving luncheon with traditional food and bingo for seniors, supported by donations and volunteers to enhance community ties and support older residents.

Aniceto Trujillo, a semi-driver from California, died in a collision with a Corolla on I-40 West, Nashville authorities report no evidence of alcohol or drug involvement.

Two people died in a multi-vehicle crash on I-24 near the Rutherford County line, and police are searching for the Lincoln Navigator driver who fled. Victims were identified as Queen Umuhoza, 19, and Francine Nyanduhura, 22.

Nashville faces variable weather with a chance of showers and mixed precipitation, including potential sleet and snow, as well as cloudy days and some sun, according to the updated NWS forecast.

A car theft led to a head-on crash in Mt. Juliet, injuring 10 near an elementary school; police and emergency services responded, and the Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating.

The Franklin Police Department is recruiting new officers with salaries starting at $65,000, emphasizing community support and providing top-tier training and resources. Applications are open until January 9.

Spring Hill advances plans for a new library, commissioning WBA Architects for conceptual designs. The project will be near City Hall, with resident input encouraged throughout the design phase.

Tennessee Department of Agriculture announces the fourth installment of the FARM cost-share program to support agricultural investments with a $3.3 million fund.

Brianna Rogers, 38, was arrested for burglarizing Nashboro Golf Club's shop, stealing merchandise, and cash, and wearing a mask at the time of her detainment. She admitted to the crime and faces charges, with bail set at $19,000.

The Clarksville Police are searching for a missing 15-year-old, Keymari Allen. He was last seen at his home in Clarksville, TN. Public assistance is requested.

The Wilson County CVB has transformed its historic post office into a North Pole Post Office for the holidays, inviting the community to send letters to Santa and participate in festive events.

The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts overcast skies, a high of 53°F, winds up to 25 mph, and a drop to 33°F at night. Thanksgiving will be sunny at 48°F, and a cool, sunny Friday is expected. Weekend brings clouds and rain chances.

The MNPD is increasing security in Nashville shopping areas for the Black Friday weekend, including patrols on foot, horseback, and via helicopter. They are working with malls and stores to prevent theft and manage traffic.