The TBI is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Maury County after being requested by the District Attorney General, which led to suspect Jeremiah Dobbins's death.

Columbia Fire & Rescue extinguished a fire near Owen Avenue and Hatcher Lane, advising locals to avoid the area. They updated on operations completion and remained on-site for overhaul.

The National Weather Service in Nashville issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Middle Tennessee due to expected low temperatures and single-digit wind chills. Residents are advised to dress warmly to prevent hypothermia.

Two multi-vehicle crashes on I-24 near Clarksville caused lane shutdowns and delays, with authorities investigating and controlling traffic; injury details were unclear.

The National Weather Service in Nashville issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Middle Tennessee, warning of freezing temperatures and wind chills as low as -3°F.

Franklin, TN officials confirmed on Facebook the safe location of missing 71-year-old Larry Eugene Booker, who had been missing since earlier that day.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department successfully extricated a person trapped 70 feet inside a storm drain, utilizing air monitors and a secondary access point.

Two teenagers were arrested in Nashville for a carjacking; police recovered evidence, including a firearm and the stolen car keys, linking them to the crime. Charges are being processed through the juvenile court system.

A 16-year-old boy was injured in a non-fatal Clarksville shooting, with police stating there's no wider threat to the community and continuing their investigation.

A Sumner County man was indicted for arson and other charges related to a house fire in Westmoreland, as reported by the TBI and covered by several news outlets.

The Oscar L. Farris Agricultural Museum in Tennessee received a $17,365 grant for an exhibit celebrating the state's agricultural history and the US's 250th anniversary.

A 14-year-old was arrested for possessing a loaded, stolen handgun at High Road Academy, claiming the need for protection. They face juvenile charges.

A 77-year-old from Giles County, Annette Reynolds, pleads guilty to TennCare fraud and selling a Schedule II drug, sentenced to house arrest and probation.