Tennessee's interest rate ceiling is set at 10.75% by Commissioner Gonzales, adjusting with the prime rate, affecting loan costs for residents and businesses.

Clarksville Police investigate a shooting on Greenwood Avenue, where a man was shot and airlifted to a Nashville hospital; the incident appears targeted, not random.

Tennessee AG has shut down illegal online sweepstakes casinos for consumer protection, citing them as predatory and evading gambling fairness regulations.

Police in Mt. Juliet arrested a woman for multiple offenses, including shoplifting and drug possession, after spotting her vehicle in a handicapped space with contraband visible inside.

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.

WeGo Public Transit in Nashville announced an expansion of service hours and increased bus frequencies starting January 4, 2026, to accommodate varying rider schedules.

Nashville's weather will have rising temperatures, with a high near 38 degrees and mostly clear skies. The NWS forecasts more sun and milder temperatures ahead, with chances of showers increasing towards the weekend.

Clarksville opens grant applications for initiatives addressing homelessness and housing instability, with CDBG and ESG programs starting January 13, 2026. An informational workshop is scheduled for that day to guide applicants.

Franklin Police Department is intensifying DUI enforcement on New Year's Eve to prevent impaired driving and ensure safe celebrations. Chief Faulkner emphasizes zero tolerance and public safety.

Braden Boucek was sworn in as U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee, nominated by Trump, with Judge Hermandorfer officiating the ceremony.

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 young woman named Kira Phillips died after being struck by two vehicles on Bell Road, Nashville. Police are investigating; no charges have been suggested.

Tennessee announces over $42 million in transportation grants, focusing on safety, connectivity, and access, with funding for infrastructure including trails, transit centers, and the adoption of electric buses.