Tennessee received less snow than forecast but portions of the state still received more than 4 inches. See snowfall totals around the state.

Snow, sleet and ice covered Memphis and much of Tennessee this weekend as a impactful winter storm entered the area.

The National Weather Service warns a dangerous storm is headed to Tennessee. Here's when it will start and end,

In the wake of a massive winter storm that rolled across Tennessee, covering the state with a glaze of ice and leaving many without power, President Donald Trump approved on Saturday a request for emergency aid.

At least 11 people are dead, an estimated 12,000 flights have been canceled and nearly 900,000 people are without power as a wicked weekend winter storm rolls across the country.

President Donald Trump on Saturday afternoon granted emergency declaration support for Tennessee's statewide response to the winter storm, Gov. Bill Lee said in a press release.

Tennessee Highway Patrol has helped hundreds of motorists and responded to dozens of crashes -- one of which was deadly -- across the state since the winter storm started Saturday morning.