Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Signs Bill Authorizing Death Penalty for Aggravated Child Rape Cases
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has signed a law allowing the death penalty for adults convicted of aggravated rape of a child, sparking intense debate. Critics fear it may deter reporting and lead to harsher crimes.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Proclaims May as Building Safety Month for Enhanced Community Protection
Tennessee celebrates Building Safety Month in May, emphasizing the importance of building codes for community safety, with various initiatives and savings through the SFMO's Online Permitting System.
Tennessee Honors Fallen Officers During National Police Week, State Prepares for New Law Enforcement Training Academy
Tennessee officials honor law enforcement officers during National Police Week, acknowledging those who died in the line of duty and discussing upcoming training facility developments.
Mayor O'Connell Unveils Vision for an Accessible and Affordable Nashville in State of Metro Address
Mayor Freddie O'Connell addressed Nashville in his inaugural State of Metro speech, focusing on accessibility, affordability, and improving government trust. He spotlighted transportation plans and emphasized efforts to keep residents in their homes.
13 Tennessee Schools Earn Prestigious STEM/STEAM Designation in Push for Future-Ready Education
Tennessee awarded STEM/STEAM designation to 13 schools for excellence in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics education, reflecting the state's commitment to future-ready education.