The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet at the Tennessee Aquarium on Dec. 4-5 to discuss rule changes and recognize Fisheries staff achievements.

Nashville faces chilly weather with cloudy skies and a high of 38 degrees, and fog reducing visibility for morning commuters. Evening fog and a drop to 22 degrees are expected, with a slight chance of snow showers on Thursday night.

During a traffic stop, Mt. Juliet Police arrested a 34-year-old wanted man on multiple charges, including theft and criminal mischief, from Kentucky and Rutherford County.

Community protests erupted over book removals and library policy changes in Rutherford County, with accusations of censorship and potential First Amendment violations.

A family's home in Buckingham subdivision caught fire due to an unattended hot plate; they evacuated safely, but the incident stressed the importance of working smoke alarms.

Rutherford County Sheriff's Office hosted a Thanksgiving luncheon with traditional food and bingo for seniors, supported by donations and volunteers to enhance community ties and support older residents.

A teen hit and killed a pedestrian on Brick Church Pike; left the scene but later reported the incident with his parents. A second driver hit the body, mistakenly thinking it was a pothole.

Pulaski has lowered the speed limit on College Street to 30 MPH to enhance safety, as announced by the Police Department, with a period of enforcement underway.

Aniceto Trujillo, a semi-driver from California, died in a collision with a Corolla on I-40 West, Nashville authorities report no evidence of alcohol or drug involvement.

La Vergne Police arrested a driver on Thanksgiving for DUI, felony drug possession, and other charges after finding cocaine and a large sum of cash during a traffic stop.

Authorities seek the driver who fled a fatal multi-vehicle crash on I-24 East in Nashville. Two killed and several injured after a Navigator hit a Sienna, causing a chain reaction.

La Vergne Public Library has resumed its book checkout service via one workstation, with Library Director Donna Bebout welcoming patrons back. Though public computers are still down, the library aims for full restoration.

Cookeville PD renews their "Adopt a Cop" initiative for community support during the 2025 holiday season, encouraging residents to symbolically adopt officers and K9 units.