Nashville's Office of Emergency Management conducts cold patrols to aid the homeless during severe weather, providing rides to shelters and distributing winter kits.

A historic Donelson building, once housing local eateries, sustained significant fire damage, with no injuries reported. Firefighters battled the blaze in freezing temperatures. The cause is under investigation.

A cold weather advisory has been issued for Middle Tennessee, warning of temperatures down to -1°F and advising residents to dress warmly to avoid hypothermia.

Nashville's Criminal Intelligence Analysis Unit, led by veteran Nicole Mason, successfully dismantled a crime wave impacting local businesses, leading to the arrest of "The Sledgehammer Crew".

Two missing girls from Soddy Daisy were found and returned home after collaboration between HCSO, TBI, and MNPD, with charges pending for the suspects involved.

Four new officers, including ex-military interpreter A.J. Aljaff, were sworn into the Brentwood Police Department, bringing diverse skills and experiences to the force.

Five teens were detained for trying to ram a Franklin gun shop with a vehicle. They failed to break in and were caught in Brentwood with multi-agency help. Charges are pending.

An Indiana man was charged with murder after a pregnant woman was found dead in Tennessee; he had a relationship with the victim and had called for the welfare check.

Nashville is under a Cold Weather Advisory due to temperatures dropping as low as 2°F, with risks of hypothermia. Residents should dress warmly as conditions gradually improve later in the week.

Mayor Joe Pitts honored Dr. King's legacy, highlighting progress and the ongoing struggle for unity and social justice in Clarksville, and emphasizing nonviolence and love.

Vanderbilt University was fined $250,000 by the SEC after fans stormed the court post-basketball victory over Tennessee, marking their second policy violation.

Eddie George, former NFL star and TSU head coach, interviews with the Chicago Bears for the head coach position. He's the 17th candidate interviewed by the Bears.

Mt. Juliet Police used license plate recognition tech to arrest a man for theft and probation violations. He was caught stealing over $500 worth of goods from a sports store.