Operation Lethal Eagle brings increased military activity to Clarksville with live fire exercises, while Fort Campbell celebrates the Month of the Military Child with various events.

Tennessee's General Assembly passed a bill to suspend the driving privileges of juveniles making mass violence threats in schools, a move to deter such behavior.

The Tennessee Senate passed a bill allowing K-12 teachers to carry concealed guns in schools, amid debates on school safety and concerns over the presence of firearms in classrooms.

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President Biden proposes a new student debt relief plan, potentially benefiting 25 million Americans, with up to $20,000 in unpaid interest forgiveness for some and comprehensive relief for low-income earners.

Grundy County High School was placed on lockdown after a student altercation sparked safety fears. The lockdown was lifted following an investigation, with no threats found. The district emphasized taking all threats seriously.

Girl Scouts in Brentwood, TN are using cookie sale funds to help reunite lost dogs with their owners using microchip scanners.

TSU is considering suing the State of Tennessee over claims of $2.1 billion in underfunding, amid the dismantling of its Board of Trustees and appointment of new members by the governor.

The article discusses delayed action on Nashville's Cumberland River trash issue, a local's cleanup initiative, and related problems in North Nashville, plus upcoming Council discussions on safety and housing.

Tennessee lawmakers propose a bill to provide free menstrual products in schools, aiming to reduce absenteeism and address student needs, with a proposed tax on these products to fund the initiative.

Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville closed due to a threat, while police investigate. The threat's nature is undisclosed but comes on the anniversaries of The Covenant School shooting.

The Turner family advocates for stronger training for security guards in Tennessee after their son's death, following an altercation with a guard charged with aggravated assault.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell encourages participation in Earth Hour 2024, where landmarks will go dark to promote sustainability and climate awareness.