An early morning fire damaged an abandoned house in Nashville's Hadley-Washington area, with no injuries reported as fire crews responded and temporarily closed a local road for safety.

The National Weather Service in Nashville predicts a week of mixed weather, from fog and sunshine to potential snow showers and freezing rain, with varying temperatures and winds.

The National Weather Service provided a detailed forecast for the first days of 2025 in Nashville, with varying conditions from overcast and partly sunny skies to cooler temperatures, patchy fog, and the potential for rain and snow showers.

There was a spree of over 50 car break-ins in East Nashville with suspects in a white Ford F-150. Police urge caution as residents are shaken by the thefts and property damage.

A pedestrian, 64-year-old Arbadellia Richardson, was killed while trying to alert drivers of a road hazard on I-40 East, when a Toyota Corolla hit her after avoiding a crashed truck.

Uns Ali Hameed, 48, was fatally shot outside her Nashville home; the police seek witnesses and surveillance footage, offering rewards for information leading to an arrest.

Former La Vergne Police Chief Burrel "Chip" Davis was arrested for aggravated stalking and violating an order of protection. He was previously involved in a sex scandal that resulted in officer terminations.

A Jamestown pharmacist, Philip Hall, faces charges including 9 counts of Health Care Fraud and 6 counts of Aggravated Identity Theft for making false prescription claims totaling over $6 million.

Kevin Martinez, wanted for a Knoxville murder, was arrested by undercover detectives at a Nashville Greyhound bus station before boarding a bus to California.

Brentwood City Manager Kirk Bednar to retire in 2025 after a year of transitions including new civic amenities, police leadership changes, and infrastructure projects.

Firefighters in Mt. Juliet extinguished a house fire on Summer Place, with no injuries reported, and authorities kept the community informed through social media.

The NWS has issued a flood watch for parts of Middle Tennessee, warning of flood risks due to heavy rain lasting until noon, with fluctuating temperatures and strong winds following.

Williamson County received a $20,000 grant from TDEC's Brownfield Redevelopment Area Grants program for property development and environmental improvement.