Nashville shelters offer warmth and support to the unhoused during freezing weather, with the Metro Emergency Overflow Shelter in 24-hour operation on January 29, 2026.

The Tennessee National Guard has responded to severe winter storms in Middle and West Tennessee, assisting with stranded motorists, health checks, and medical staff transport.

Captain John Rutledge joins MFRD as their first full-time EMS Instructor, bringing expertise in emergency services and a commitment to education and community service.

The state alcohol board will consider The Station’s liquor-license application Thursday after months of legal fights and neighborhood opposition.

Tennessee agencies are conducting welfare checks following severe ice storms that caused power outages and disrupted contact with residents in affected areas.

Tennessee's effective maximum interest rate is set at 10.75% per annum as of January 27, 2026, linked to the Federal Reserve's average prime loan rate.

A federal judge has ordered court records from a December Hardin Valley ICE raid involving Maryville native Diego Hernandez Garcia to be unsealed, clearing the way for public review.

Senator Blackburn discussed the Arctic Frost investigation, accusations against Democrats, and severe weather in Tennessee on "Sunday Morning Futures," as reported on her official website.

The Tennessee National Guard was activated to aid in emergency efforts following a severe winter storm in Tennessee, engaging in activities like aiding stranded motorists and transporting medical staff.

Nashville officials, including Mayor O'Connell, are set to provide updates on storm recovery efforts via a Webex meeting at 11 a.m. with media invited to join virtually.

Trump approves Emergency Declaration for Tennessee; Governor Lee acknowledges federal aid for severe winter conditions impacting all counties, ensuring coordinated response efforts.

Tennessee received an Emergency Declaration from the Trump Administration due to severe winter weather, enabling federal aid for crisis management and support.

Nadine Shera retires from Cookeville Police Department after a diverse career spanning nearly 30 years, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and leadership.