Lebanon Police Department used a "Stranger Things" theme in a playful social media recruitment post, inviting individuals to join their ranks as officers or dispatchers.

The TWRA continues its winter rainbow trout stocking program, offering urban fishing opportunities until February, with details and locations listed on their website. The initiative aims to attract new and young anglers.

Over 50,000 fans are expected at the Music City Bowl at Nissan Stadium to watch Tennessee vs. Illinois. Attendees are advised to arrive early due to traffic and limited parking.

The 45th NCAAHC, themed “From Roots to Resilience,” will be hosted by TSU and the Metropolitan Historical Commission, featuring talks on African American contributions to Tennessee's history.

A Christmas Eve traffic stop by Greenbrier Police led to a foot chase and the arrest of an individual carrying guns and drugs, who was out on bond for murder.

La Vergne's Shop with a Hero program connected children with public safety personnel for a communal holiday shopping spree, fostering positive community relations.

The City of La Vergne announced winners for the 2025 home decorating contest, highlighting the festive displays of Sean Giovanni, Michelle Cantrell, and Lisa Dohve.

In Nashville, local organizations including Metro Social Services hosted their annual holiday giveaway, providing toys and food boxes to families in need, continuing a tradition for over 35 years.

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.

TWRA seeks public input on proposed 2026-27 fishing regulations, including changes to trout and bass fishing rules, with feedback accepted until January 5.

The TWRA opens applications for the 2026 Spring Turkey Quota Hunts from December 17 to January 7, with opportunities for all hunters, including youth-only events.

Tennessee Department of Agriculture will manage USDA grants to aid farmers and forest landowners affected by Hurricane Helene, with a possibility of covering up to 90% of verified losses.

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.