East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers named Bryan Christopher Pasquini in a Manhunt Monday alert, saying he’s wanted for check‑washing and forgery; tips can be submitted anonymously.

Nashville officials, including Mayor O'Connell, are set to provide updates on storm recovery efforts via a Webex meeting at 11 a.m. with media invited to join virtually.

A man from Murfreesboro was indicted for embezzling nearly $200,000 from a nonprofit, facing charges of property theft and identity theft. He has been released on bond and awaits a court hearing.

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

Middle Tennessee faces extreme cold temperatures, with the National Weather Service warning of dangerous wind chills possibly leading to hypothermia. Residents are advised to dress warmly and take precautions.

Clarksville Police advise residents to avoid driving due to hazardous ice rain; they've attended to 35 motorist assists and 2 crashes. Conditions are unsafe especially for non-4x4 vehicles.

A shooting at a Clarksville apartment complex resulted in one man being hospitalized. Police are seeking witnesses and reviewing security camera footage to advance the investigation.

Nashville shelters offer resources to the unhoused during cold weather, with the Metro Emergency Overflow Shelter open 24/7 during extreme cold, and local shelters providing meals, showers, and other services.

A plane landed safely at McGhee Tyson Airport on Saturday after officials declared an 'Alert 2.' Emergency crews were on standby and no injuries were reported.

The Lebanon Police Department warns of hazardous road conditions due to a mix of rain and sleet, advising residents to avoid unnecessary travel and stay informed.

Knox County forensic officials have identified the two people killed in a New Year’s Day crash in west Knoxville tied to a Tennessee Highway Patrol pursuit.

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.