TDOT launches a contest for the public to create road safety messages for interstate signs, aiming to promote safe driving habits during the holiday season.

Nashville is set to experience varied weather, including rain, snow, and sunny skies, with temperatures ranging from the low 20s to the high 40s throughout the week.

Pilot reports Franklin County house fire; one injured and taken to burn unit. KSVFD and other departments extinguish the fire. Cause and property damage details remain undisclosed.

Metro Nashville Police are investigating a fatal shooting at William A. Pitts Park, where a man was found dead in his car from multiple gunshot wounds.

One person died and another was hospitalized after a house fire in the Woodlawn community of Montgomery County. Officials are investigating the cause.

The University of Tennessee Volunteers overcame a 14-0 deficit to defeat the Vanderbilt Commodores 36-23, with QB Nico Iamaleava's four TD passes and Dylan Sampson's rushing contributing to the win.

The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts clearing skies and a high of 45°F, with increasing clouds and a low of 22°F overnight. Mixed precipitation is expected Monday.

Mt. Juliet Police's "Operation Safe Shopper" resulted in multiple arrests, including a man with methamphetamine on Black Friday. The initiative aims to ensure consumer safety.

Nashville's weather starts cold at 25°F, with skies turning cloudy and a high near 46°F. The night will be mostly cloudy at 32°F. The coming week suggests sunny days, highs in the 30s and 40s, and possible showers midweek.

A Lebanon man was arrested in Mt. Juliet as part of Operation Safe Shopper after a traffic stop for window tint violation led to the discovery of a warrant for his arrest.

Zykaria Velazquez was arrested after a standoff in Rutherford County, where he threatened to kill two women and barricaded himself before surrendering peacefully.

Three boys were arrested for stealing Christmas decorations in Mt. Juliet, thanks to community and police cooperation, and a resident's surveillance footage.

A Dickson County High School student, Joshua Lugg, died in a vehicle collision, with the community and FFA members expressing their loss and mourning.