• The winter storms that started Thursday broke a 45 year-old record for snowfall on January 6 at nearly eight inches in some areas of the city.
• The winter weather caused thousands of flight cancellations and delays, including more than 100 at Nashville International Airport. About six inches covered BNA’s runways.
• The Federal Trade Commission is warning consumers about buying COVID-19 rapid tests online, saying that scammers have been selling fake tests.
• Nashville congressman Jim Cooper announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19 and urged everyone to get vaccinated and their booster shots as needed.
• Four of the Whiskey Row security guards indicted in the death of DJ Barrett over the summer did not have the proper license to do their job according to court documents.
• District 1 Metro Council Member Jonathan Hall is facing more than a dozen alleged campaign finance violations, with a hearing set later this week. The cases stem from incomplete or missing disclosures during the 2018 and 2019 election cycles.
• The Tennessee Titans are the number one seed in the AFC after a 28-25 win over the host Houston Texans. With the win, they will have a bye week to start the playoffs.
• One player not activated for Sunday’s game was running back Derrick Henry, though he is expected to start for the Titan’s first home playoff game.
• The Nashville Predators picked up their fourth in a row with a 4-2 win over the Arizona Coyotes Saturday night. They will host the Colorado Avalanche tomorrow night.
• WPLN has a feature story on the aftermath of developers clearing a mobile home park and the uncertainty facing the families that used to call it home.
• Despite canceling plans to open a store in Antioch in 2018, Swedish furniture store IKEA will open a pick-up location in Nashville as part of a pilot program to reduce the cost of shipping.

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