Tennessee residents in eight counties can apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance until January 7, 2025, due to tropical storm impact. Applications are accessible at Jobs4TN.gov or by calling TDLWD.

Nashville's holiday weather forecast suggests mostly cloudy skies, possible showers, and chilly temperatures, with a chance of rainfall increasing as Christmas approaches.

A bus carrying children collided with a cattle-hauling tractor-trailer in Trousdale County, TN, causing injuries and a road closure.

Two teens, previously charged for 2023 robberies, are arrested again in Nashville for a new robbery incident. One was caught with a firearm and the other trespassed after fleeing.

Clarksville invites residents to recycle their Christmas trees and wreaths at Heritage Park to reduce waste and use them as mulch for city landscaping.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation arrested ten people in "Operation Autumn Shield," targeting child exploitation and sextortion, with 19 victims identified.

The Franklin Police Department's Holiday Toy Drive is nearing its close, seeking final donations especially for teens. It honors Kristi Clark and Carter Oakley, who died in 2015.

Murfreesboro police seek three men who threatened a couple with a knife at a Walmart. The confrontation occurred on December 3 and escalated inside the store. Authorities have released surveillance images and are asking for public assistance.

The NWS has issued a flood watch for parts of Middle Tennessee, warning of flood risks due to heavy rain lasting until noon, with fluctuating temperatures and strong winds following.

A McGavock High School student faces charges for bringing weapons, including a pellet gun, to school; items from a hunting trip were found in his vehicle.

The TWRA warns of increased HPAI cases in bird populations, advising hunters and residents to take precautions to prevent the spread and protect domestic fowl.

A Nashville high school student is charged after a staff member saw him with a pellet gun on campus, which led to the discovery of more weapons in his car.

Williamson County received a $20,000 grant from TDEC's Brownfield Redevelopment Area Grants program for property development and environmental improvement.