MJHS's Ag Day featured FFA students demonstrating agricultural work, with farm animals and community engagement, highlighting the value of practical learning.

Wilson County opens free 24/7 pet microchip scanning stations at fire stations to reunite lost pets with families and ease shelter crowding.

Nashville celebrates the 8th anniversary of hubNashville, a service platform with nearly 2 million service requests processed, during National Customer Service Week.

Columbia Fire & Rescue starts a charity competition, "Battle of the Badges," against Columbia Police Department to collect food donations for Harvest Share Food Pantry.

The Murfreesboro TN Police Department highlighted Suicide Prevention Month, encouraging open discussions on mental health and advocating for vigilance in recognizing individuals struggling with mental health issues.

The article reflects on the first anniversary of Hurricane Helene in East Tennessee, highlighting the disaster response and bravery of first responders, including rescue stories and the department’s coordinated efforts in recovery.

UT-Battelle settles with EEOC, paying $2.8 million over alleged religious discrimination related to COVID-19 vaccine mandate violations.

The inaugural Tennessee Biodiversity Summit, offering talks, interactive booths, and networking opportunities, is open for registration with a complimentary lunch until Oct. 7.

Tennessee Highway Safety Office adds four new seat belt convincers to educate on traffic safety and highlight life-saving importance of seat belts through simulations and community outreach.

K9 Appie, a distinguished service dog from the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office, passed away. He was recognized for significant law enforcement contributions and community engagement.

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office TN is hosting Brentwood Public Safety Day on October 4th, featuring demonstrations, activities, and a chance to meet first responders.

Nashville's LIHEAP energy payment assistance is delayed to November 1 due to a new eligibility platform. Interim city funds will aid the most urgent cases in October.

The Mt. Juliet Fire Department showcases their new recruit class's Firefighter Survival Training on Facebook, highlighting the rigorous and practical scenarios designed to build necessary skills for emergency situations.