The Tennessee Titans interviewed Matt Nagy and Robert Saleh for their head coach vacancy, considering their previous coaching experience and successes in the NFL.

Residents of Bedford County, Tennessee are allowed back home after a railroad derailment evacuation. They are advised to stay indoors due to ongoing cleanup on Bugscuffle Road.

Railroad derailment in Wartrace, Tennessee, leads to 50 home evacuations; no leaks from derailed alcohol cars. Agencies collaborate on site for cleanup.

La Vergne police investigate a burglary at Larros Market and warn of a credit card scam, increasing area patrols and advising vigilance against fraudulent fundraisers.

Nashville's Emergency Management activated cold patrols to assist the homeless with transportation to shelters and survival gear amid freezing weather conditions.

McMinnville Police shared updates on community initiatives, vehicle donation for firefighter training, and planning for a new police station. Offices closed for a holiday, and public engagement in local projects was encouraged.

A Murfreesboro officer received the Jerry Anderson Hero Award for saving a woman from potential danger on an overpass. His actions reflect bravery and CIT training.

La Vergne Police Department welcomed four new officers, highlighting Chief Moews' emphasis on the badge's symbolism and responsibility during the ceremony.

The National Weather Service predicts varying weather for Nashville, including sun, showers, and snow, with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation throughout the week.

Pulaski, Tennessee's Fire Department, along with GCFR, is training new recruits in firefighting to ensure community safety, as shown in a social media post about recent vehicle fire training.

K9 Officer Brock Horner celebrated for 15 years of service with the Shelbyville Police Department and his partnership with K9 Trigger, emphasizing their effective role in community safety.

La Vergne Police awarded Officer Jeralds and Telecommunicator Cardwell for saving a supervisor's life during a medical emergency. Their swift actions prevented a potential tragedy.

The Goodlettsville Fire Department announced Firefighter Kory Anderson's promotion to Lieutenant, highlighting his dedication to the department and community.