A car crash on N. Thompson Lane, Murfreesboro caused injuries and traffic delays, with lanes closed and later partially reopened as police investigated. Traffic has since resumed normally.

The NWS Nashville forecasts a weather shift with clearing skies, chilly temperatures, and increasing chances of rain or snow towards the end of the week.

The TBI is probing an officer-related shooting in Bristol, as requested by the DA. Details are scant; TBI aims for objectivity in its ongoing investigation.

A Dunlap man was indicted after a TBI investigation into a December officer-involved shooting. Details remain undisclosed pending further proceedings.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation reports ongoing construction causing traffic delays in East Tennessee, affecting various routes, including US 25, SR 61, and I-40.

Nashville teen Jaylen Fitzgerald was arrested for robbing and shooting a 62-year-old man after the victim had given him a ride. The teen faces juvenile charges for especially aggravated robbery.

Nashville receives Digital Inclusion Trailblazer title for the third year from the NDIA for its digital equity efforts.

The Nashville Metro Public Health Department is tackling TB through comprehensive efforts including contact investigations, addressing social barriers, and community education.

Nashville is recognized by the NDIA as a Digital Inclusion Trailblazer for the third year, highlighting its commitment to increasing digital access and skills among residents.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee declares January 19 as "Dolly Parton Day" to celebrate the artist's 80th birthday and her contributions to music and philanthropy.

The Tennessee Education Freedom Scholarships program sees high demand, with over 50,000 applications for its second year, indicating strong interest in educational choice among families.

Nashville weather forecast includes clouds, cold temperatures, and possible light precipitation. Temperatures will reach a high of 43°F with a chance of flurries in the evening. The upcoming week will see fluctuating temperatures and occasional rain.

The Mt. Juliet Police Department reported a 9% increase in apprehended wanted individuals in 2025, with a majority of arrests being non-residents, crediting technology and proactive policing for maintaining safety.