The National Weather Service predicts light precipitation and cold temperatures today for Nashville, with clearing skies and warming conditions throughout the week.

Lebanon Police arrested a man for a registration violation, finding he had a suspended license, was wanted in Pennsylvania, and was in possession of suspected fentanyl.

Lebanon Police stopped a vehicle for a light violation and found 55 grams of suspected meth and drug paraphernalia; the 48-year-old driver was arrested.

Authorities search for Jamie Lynn Pfitzner, an escaped inmate held on multiple charges, including theft and fraud, who fled while returning from court. Her last known address is released to aid her capture.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of clouds, light rain, and brisk winds for Nashville, with temperatures reaching a high near 48°F and wind chills down to 50°F. Flurries are possible in the evening and next morning.

Richard Farias utilized the DoD SkillBridge program to transition from a naval officer to a role in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, enhancing border security.

TDOT announces rolling roadblocks on I-40 in Putnam County for utility work on November 9, 2025, from 6-9 a.m.

Tennessee added 10 new State Troopers from an 11-week lateral cadet class of experienced officers, with varying degrees and military backgrounds, celebrating their commitment to law enforcement.

Dense fog in Middle Tennessee prompted the National Weather Service to issue an advisory, reducing visibility and affecting travel. Conditions are expected to improve with warmer temperatures and possible showers later.

A Tennessee man was fined $17,500 and banned from hunting for six years for poaching deer on state prison property. His phone data led to the conviction.

Wilson County Government offices will close for Veterans Day on November 11, 2025, resuming services the next day; however, Public Safety and Emergency Services will remain operational.

A section of 2nd Street in downtown Clarksville will be closed for courthouse roof repairs on Nov. 10, 2025, from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Chief John Drake of Nashville's police announced the promotion of 33 officers, including five new lieutenants and 28 sergeants, to fill supervisory roles and strengthen leadership.