Two people died in a multi-vehicle crash on I-24 near the Rutherford County line, and police are searching for the Lincoln Navigator driver who fled. Victims were identified as Queen Umuhoza, 19, and Francine Nyanduhura, 22.

A California semi driver died in a crash on I-40 near Briley Parkway after his truck was hit by a car. The other driver, an 18-year-old, had non-life-threatening injuries; no impairment was detected.

Nashville faces variable weather with a chance of showers and mixed precipitation, including potential sleet and snow, as well as cloudy days and some sun, according to the updated NWS forecast.

A severe rollover crash on Interstate 40 near Nashville International Airport caused extensive traffic delays, affecting airport access and travelers. The incident resulted in a fatality and long backups, with some individuals walking to the airport.

A woman was killed in Nashville after being hit by a car driven by a teen who left the scene and dragged for miles by a second vehicle. The teen was arrested; the second driver was not impaired.

A car theft led to a head-on crash in Mt. Juliet, injuring 10 near an elementary school; police and emergency services responded, and the Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating.

White House, Tennessee announces Marlin Rd closure at HWY 31 from December 1-6 for work, providing detours via Honeysuckle Dr. and Sycamore Dr. The city urges drivers to plan for delays.

All roads in La Vergne reopened following a major fire; one pet perished, no human injuries. Authorities remained on-site for some time and have yet to disclose the fire's cause or damage extent.

The White House Police Department shared holiday shopping safety tips on Facebook to prevent thefts, advising vigilance, shopping in groups, using credit cards safely, and having emergency plans.

The NWS in Nashville forecasts varied weather for the week, including showers, potential snow, and fog. Conditions will fluctuate, with chances for precipitation increasing towards the weekend.

La Vergne firefighters responded to a house fire, safely accounted for residents, and controlled the blaze, but a pet was lost and the house is a total loss.

La Vergne Police reunited a lost dog with its owner, reflecting the town's community spirit and reinforcing the unity as the holiday season approaches.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation announced the safe recovery of 80-year-old Clyde "Wayne" Farless, who was previously reported missing in Moore County.