Knoxville City Council commits nearly $5 million in federal funds for home repairs, eviction prevention, and lead hazard reduction to aid low-income residents and enhance housing stability.

Knoxville City Council approved almost $25M for road improvements and housing stability, focusing on Pleasant Ridge Road enhancements and aid for low-income residents.

Johnson City Fire Department Chief David Bell has been elected to the TFCA Board of Directors to represent the Eastern Region, reinforcing his dedication to public safety and professional development in Tennessee.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office held an awards ceremony to honor deputies for their service, with various deputies recognized as Deputy of the Month and Corrections Deputy of the Month.

Oak Ridge invites students to join the Youth Advisory Board and Environmental Quality Advisory Board, with applications due August 1 for the 2025-26 school year.

Knoxville announces a public groundbreaking for a new fire station in Burlington on July 31, detailing a $13.7 million investment in local infrastructure and safety.

Johnson City Commission maintains a regular meeting schedule despite weather disruptions, while events like Bonnaroo adjust to climate challenges with significant investments in infrastructure.

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee announced their first Citizen Academy for community engagement.

The Sevierville Police Department announced promotions within its ranks, with Chief Manning expressing confidence in the newly promoted officers' leadership and dedication.

Kingsport Mayor Paul W. Montgomery joins Leadership Tennessee's Signature Program Class XII, seeking to confront state challenges through a 10-month initiative.

Correctional officers at the Northeast Correctional Complex intercepted a large cache of contraband including drugs, tobacco, and electronics on July 2.

Loudon County Sheriff's Office, TN, announced promotions of deputies, emphasizing their leadership and service, as shared by Sheriff Davis on social media.

The Sevier County Sheriff's Office recognized Officers Kyle Magnetti and Austin Parton as Officers of the Quarter for their exemplary service and commitment to the community.