The National Weather Service in Nashville issued a Flood Watch for Middle Tennessee due to heavy rainfall, warning of potential flooding across many counties.

Bedford County aligns its holiday schedule with Tennessee's, closing government offices on the same dates, and adjusts the County Clerk's office hours for holidays.

Dolly Parton features on the cover of the 2026 Tennessee Vacation Guide, highlighting travel spots and her new projects including the SongTeller Hotel.

Nashville's Fire Investigation Division reported a 19% increase in calls, invested in drone technology, and led to a conviction. They're also adding two investigator positions following specialized training upgrades.

Three candidates have been nominated to fill the upcoming vacancy on the Tennessee Eastern Section Court of Appeals, following Judge Swiney's planned retirement in 2026.

Montgomery County will honor MLK Jr. Day and Dolly Parton's birthday with a community event featuring a "9 to 5" movie screening, children's activities, and a book corner to promote early childhood reading.

A woman was arrested by Goodlettsville Police for marijuana possession after a traffic stop. Officers found over 14 ounces of marijuana and related paraphernalia in her vehicle.

The Clarksville City Council is considering relocating their emergency homeless shelter downtown, aiming to offer year-round support services using federal grant money, amidst concerns from some members and local businesses.

Tennessee Board of Parole has scheduled meetings and clemency hearings open to the public in Nashville, starting January 21, with provisions for public input.

Two Nashville crime incidents involved vehicle burglary and more: Michael Barlow was arrested for weapon possession and burglary, while Marcus Stanton escaped custody after a standoff and faces multiple charges including theft and escape.

The Metro Nashville Police Department has posted a list of their most wanted individuals, which includes suspects charged with serious crimes like murder, rape, and aggravated assault.

Franklin Police arrested Osvaldo Garcia for hit-and-run and multiple other charges, including reckless endangerment and driving with a suspended license.

Dense fog led to multiple crashes, one involving a semi-truck, and the temporary closure of I-840 in Tennessee, as well as school delays in Benton County.