Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has announced a special legislative session for January 27 to address school choice, hurricane relief, and immigration enforcement.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission rescheduled their meeting to January 24 in Nashville due to bad weather. They will discuss wildlife commercial use and boating safety rules, and introduce new committees for future planning.

Tennessee Tech's Gözde Çakır Ramsey performed at Carnegie Hall, highlighting the university's musical prowess.

TDEC is offering grants for enhancing solid waste management, open for applications by communities and non-profits, focusing on projects including organics management and hazardous waste facility upgrades.

Nashville faces a chilly week with variable weather, including showers, possible snow, and temperatures ranging from the mid-20s to mid-40s, as per NWS forecasts.

Crystal Myers of Altamont, TN, was convicted of TennCare fraud and theft, sentenced to probation, and ordered to pay back $12,339 for falsely claiming custody of her children to obtain benefits.

Jonathan T. Keith, 29, died after being shot in an altercation in a Nashville duplex. Police are investigating the incident and searching for the suspect.

Tennessee settles with BlackRock over ESG investment disclosures, enforcing enhanced transparency and fidelity to financial interests in proxy voting and investor communications.

Canine Nash retires from the Metro Nashville Police after years as an apprehension and narcotics K-9, becoming a full-time family member of his handler.

TSU band director Dr. Reginald McDonald was removed from his post amid an internal audit and policy compliance issues.

Perdue Farms is closing its Monterey chicken processing plant on March 28, leading to 433 job losses. The company is providing severance and job support. Local officials are responding by planning a career fair to help affected workers.

The NFD is investigating an arson at Nashville's First Apostolic Church and seeking information on a suspect caught on video setting fire to the church's gymnasium.

Travis Garland was arrested after disguising himself as an Orthodox Jew and causing a disturbance at Nashville's Jewish community center, with ties to a neo-Nazi group and charged with trespassing and assault.