Deborah Varallo

@SusieWiles @randystamps I am so sorry. I will pray for you.

Last week, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Nearly one in eight women in the United States will face this diagnosis. Every day, these women continue to raise their families, go to work, and serve their communities with strength and determination. I now join their ranks. I am grateful to have an outstanding team of doctors who detected the cancer early and are guiding my care, and I am encouraged by a very good prognosis. I am also deeply thankful for the support and encouragement of President Trump as I undergo treatment and continue serving in my role as White House Chief of Staff.

@ThompsonBurton Congratulations!

We are so pleased that Brad Morgan has joined our Environmental and Commercial Litigation teams. Please join us in welcoming Brad to Thompson Burton! bizjournals.com/nashville/potm…

@MtJulietPolice Keep up the great work. I am so pleased to have moved back to Wilson County!

This morning, while investigating an unlawfully parked tractor-trailer on Athletes Way, it led to the discovery of a man wanted by Nashville authorities. The 30-year-old Nashville man was found to be wanted for domestic assault. He was arrested and booked into the Wilson County Jail. We are grateful for our officers, their work, and our community who is always there to support them.

Attending the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce Governor’s Address at The Pinnacle venue in downtown #Nashville. Ran into some of my fellow Catholic friends before hearing @GovBillLee speak. @nashchamber @DwntwnNashville

FBI Nashville Citizens AAA enjoyed an impressive tour & presentation by Jamie Melton and Captain Josh Thomas as to why the City of Franklin has the top Fire Stations in the state. @franklinfire @KenMoore4Mayor @CityOfFranklin @FBI @FBINationalCAAA

Varallo's Restaurant has closed! Forrest Sanders w/@NC5 does a great interview w/ Todd Varalo who sold the restaurant in 2019. Enjoy the nostalgia and history of the oldest restaurant in Nashville newschannel5.com/news/taking-a-…

@LewisThomasonTN Paige, congratulations! That is quite an honor!

Congratulations to Paige Bernick who was recently sworn in before the United States Supreme Court!

I love Dolly Parton! I just learned East Tennessee Children's Hospital has been renamed for Dolly Parton Children's Hospital because of Dolly's love for world-class care. Thank you MusicRow magazine for sharing. tinyurl.com/2p9kz62a

@NashSevereWx House fire at 215 Emery Drive, Donelson #tSpotter

Thank you so much for all the photos of damage from this ice storm. When you send them please include #tspotter and most importantly include your location and the nearst cross streets or landmark. Stay warm!

@MarkKelly_News @WKRN House fire at 215 Emery Drive

🍳 No power here in #Donelson. Taking out the camping gear. ⛺️ Who else has lost power? 💡 @WKRN

@NashSevereWx In Lebanon. It’s raining, hitting the ground and icing completely over.

Latest from NWS Nashville: "The radar is starting to fill in with more significant freezing rain lifting into southern Tennessee. Expect this heavier precipitation to continue through the morning. We'll also continue to watch where the above freezing temperatures can make it. Unfortunately, metro Nashville looks like it will be close to the line, but on the wrong side of it. Those in eastern Williamson and Rutherford may be more fortunate. The precipitation will start to move east late in the morning or early in the afternoon. As the surface low pulls east, northwest winds will increase to 10-15 mph which will add extra strain to any weighted down trees or powerlines."

@ThompsonBurton Phillip, congratulations!

Congratulations to Phillip Young who won his recent SCOTUS case, in an opinion written by Justice Alito. To quote Phillip, "We were obviously very pleased with the result and felt all along that the Sixth Circuit had the proper reading of Rule 60. courthousenews.com/supreme-court-…

@NWSMemphis @itsbrainey Welcome to NewsChannel 5!

Check out this timelapse of the temperature dropping as the front blew through. This video takes place over about 20 minutes 👀

@MtJulietPolice Thank you for the great work!

A traffic stop this afternoon on Central Pike for a brake light violation led to the arrest of three individuals—each with serious outstanding charges. The driver, a 44-year-old man from Hermitage, initially provided false information about his identity. Officers later discovered he was in absconded status with the Tennessee Department of Correction. A sex offender, with prior convictions for violent crimes against children, now faces a charge of criminal impersonation. One passenger, a 24-year-old woman from La Vergne, was wanted by Nashville authorities for failing to appear on felony charges of burglary and unlawful handgun possession. Another passenger, a 31-year-old woman from Knoxville, was wanted by Knox County for a probation violation related to mail theft. Our officers remain vigilant in protecting Mt. Juliet—working diligently to prevent crime from crossing into our city and keeping our community safe.

@997wtn @chadbensonshow @mattmurphyshow @DanMandisShow @NashvilleRescue Congrats on a great job Monday.

ANOTHER AMAZING YEAR!! 70,397 MEALS DONATED FOR THOSE IN NEED THIS HOLIDAY SEASON❤️ THANK YOU ALL!!🙏🏻

Attending the Titans Topping Out event at the existing stadium then heading to the new stadium for the raising of the beam! Congrats to all who made this happen. @Titans

@MtJulietPolice I am so proud of the Mt Juliet Police for doing an excellent job. Thank you

A traffic stop this evening on S. Mt. Juliet Road for an improper lane change led to the arrest of two wanted individuals and uncovered recent shopliftings from two local stores. The driver, a 20-year-old man from Springfield, was wanted out of Nashville for failure to appear on DUI and implied consent charges. His passenger, a 25-year-old Springfield woman, had multiple warrants—including one from Wilson County for failing to be booked on a prior shoplifting case at our local Target, a felony theft warrant out of Nashville, and another shoplifting warrant from Rutherford County. Both had just stolen Pokémon cards from Walmart and Academy Sports here in Mt. Juliet and were en route to sell them at a trading card store in Smyrna. Thanks to the attentiveness of our officers, their plans were cut short. We’re proud of our team’s commitment to keeping Mt. Juliet safe and stopping crime in its tracks.

@MNPDNashville Congratulations to Commander Anthony McClain!

We are grateful to Tennessee State University for posthumously recognizing MNPD Commander Anthony McClain during this weekend's homecoming parade and game. Anthony graduated with honors from TSU in 1997 and then began his MNPD career, all the while being a staunch TSU supporter. He died in March after suffering a medical emergency in his North Precinct office.

@TONYxTWO Yes!

Yes 100%!

@MtJulietPolice Thank you for helping to keep us safe in Wilson County!

This afternoon, a traffic stop on Adams Ln for a stop sign violation led to a man wanted since 2014. One of the passengers, a 41-year-old man from Mississippi, was found to have an outstanding warrant out of Rutherford County dating back to October 2014 for unlawful possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. After nearly 11 years on the run, his time evading apprehension came to an end during this stop. We’re proud of our officers’ dedication and vigilance in keeping Mt. Juliet safe. Their hard work ensures that those who need to be held accountable are brought to justice.