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.

Cookeville is seeking bids for the Henley Drive Extension project. Submissions are accepted until January 29, 2026. The work involves road construction, including three lanes and associated infrastructure.

Mt. Juliet Police arrested a wanted Nashville man with narcotics following a traffic stop for window tint violation; he attempted to flee but was caught. A passenger with drugs was also arrested. Both face multiple charges.

Nashville's upcoming weather includes rain showers, temperature shifts, and sun, with a 40% chance of evening showers and a high near 52 today, and a gusty south wind turning west southwest.

Three Putnam County firefighters earned new certifications, enhancing their qualifications and the fire department's service capabilities to the community.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation issued a Silver Alert for missing 86-year-old James Nash from Dickson County, noting his medical condition that may impair his ability to return home.

Putnam County Fire Department celebrates members earning new certifications: Donovan Barnett as EMT-B, Sam Johnson as Fire Officer I, and Isaac Davis as Firefighter I.

I-24 westbound in Clarksville saw major delays due to a crash where a man was injured after being hit by a vehicle.

Clarksville Police seek public help to identify a suspect from a December attempted burglary at EZ Market, referencing surveillance footage and offering contact details for tips.

AmericaFWD selects Nashville's Choose How You Move program for technical assistance to help move from planning to construction in infrastructure improvements.

Murfreesboro Police offers a free R.A.D. Women’s Self-Defense Course in February, with a 12-hour program over four Tuesdays. Limited to 20 participants.