Middle Tennessee is bracing for a severe winter storm with potential snow over 6 inches and ice over half an inch, as warned by the National Weather Service Nashville.

Holly Logan, an ESL teacher at Westwood Elementary in Tennessee, received the prestigious Milken Educator Award for her outstanding teaching and community service.

Authorities arrested two individuals for prostitution and related crimes at 66 Spa in South Nashville, following an investigation and an undercover operation.

Officer Richards received the Rookie of the Year Award from the La Vergne Police Department, recognizing his exceptional service during his first year on the force.

Riverdale High School in Murfreesboro was put on hold due to a potential threat, with local law enforcement investigating and students kept in homerooms for safety.

Nashville Police released a "Most Wanted" list including individuals wanted for serious crimes such as murder, robbery, and assault, some with unknown whereabouts. The public is urged to help by contacting Crime Stoppers.

Murfreesboro officer Samuel Lopez was honored by VFW Post 4575 for compassionately helping an injured dog, earning him the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award.

A winter storm watch is issued for Middle Tennessee by NWS Nashville, warning of heavy snow and ice with potential power outages and travel disruption from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon.

A human skull found by a dog in Nashville over 35 years ago was identified as belonging to Philip Daniel Sydnor, a man who had been missing since that time.

Warming shelters in a region are preparing for a snowstorm and calling for more volunteers, as they expect increased demand from the most vulnerable residents.

La Vergne community honored Martin Luther King Jr. with a ceremony emphasizing action towards empathy, fairness, and unity, with speeches highlighting the responsibility to uphold King's values.

Forensic advances allowed Nashville Police to identify human remains found in 1991 as Philip Daniel Sydnor, with unanswered questions about his death remaining.

A man died after a crash in Nashville; toxicology tests are pending. He reportedly lost control of his SUV, struck a wall, and wasn't wearing a seatbelt.