Nashville will have mostly sunny skies today with a high of 53°F and south winds 5-10 mph, becoming cloudy tonight with a low of 37°F. Partly sunny on Tuesday; rainy Christmas forecasted.

A garage fire in Putnam County resulted in the death of several family pets, though firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading to the main house.

A Jamestown pharmacist, Philip Hall, faces charges including 9 counts of Health Care Fraud and 6 counts of Aggravated Identity Theft for making false prescription claims totaling over $6 million.

Cookeville's Leisure Services Department is now accepting registrations for its 2025 Youth Volleyball League, with sign-ups open until January 3, 2025.

A second grader died in a crash in Adair County, KY, leading to DUI vehicular homicide charges for Joel Hammack and unruly behavior charges for Walter Nichols.

A wrong-way crash on I-24 in Rutherford County resulted in two deaths and injuries, with the road reopening around 9:15 a.m. after an investigation and cleanup.

A 23-year-old Nashville woman, Karla Castillo-Garcia, died in a wrong-way crash on I-40 West. The other driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Toxicology tests are pending to determine impairment.

Kevin Martinez, wanted for a Knoxville murder, was arrested by undercover detectives at a Nashville Greyhound bus station before boarding a bus to California.

A young man was killed in a hit-and-run in Nashville, with the suspect driving a silver Nissan. Authorities have yet to confirm the victim's identity and are appealing for information.

Rutherford County deputies donated their Secret Santa funds to the family of a fallen officer, Sgt. Rick Finley, instead of their usual charitable giving.

An inmate at Nash Correctional Institution died in an apparent suicide. Emergency efforts failed to revive Timothy Beaver, who was serving for habitual felon convictions. Investigations are ongoing.

Ohio State beats Tennessee 42-17 in the College Football Playoff's first round, marking the Vols' biggest loss of the season.

A former corrections officer in Tennessee was sentenced to five years for obstructing an investigation into his own misconduct and sexual abuse of an inmate.