Tennessee is offering free flu vaccines across all 95 counties to reduce virus transmission, available to residents older than six months, with information on locations at health.tn.gov/local.

Tennessee Health Department launches a $50 million grant program to enhance healthcare in rural areas, supported by Governor Lee and legislature funds.

Nashville's MPHD is offering free flu shots at various locations on October 15 to combat the flu season, with eligibility for people aged six months and older.

The Metro Public Health Department will offer free flu shots at a pop-up clinic during the Metro Council meeting on October 1 to launch the #FightFluNashville Campaign.

Nashville's MPHD will offer free flu shots at the Historic Courthouse on October 1, from 3-6:30 pm, no appointment needed, for anyone 6 months or older.

Tennessee's Department of Health, with USDA, commences an aerial rabies vaccine distribution targeting raccoons, to commence October 5, 2024, across multiple counties.

The Nashville Council declared racism a public health crisis, noting severe inequities among the Black community and setting a path for future policy changes.

Nashville's MPHD is hosting events for National Suicide Awareness Month, including 'Hope is Available' sessions with experts and community engagement activities.

Tennessee reports its first measles case since 2019, identified in an individual who recently traveled internationally. Health officials emphasize vaccinations and are conducting contact tracing.

Tennessee prepares to recognize Overdose Awareness Day, highlighting efforts to combat drug abuse and commemorate lives lost to overdose, with a hopeful note on declining death rates.

The Nashville Strong Babies program has expanded to all of Davidson County, offering support from pregnancy to 18 months after birth, aiming to reduce infant mortality rates.

Country singer Mark Chesnutt underwent emergency quadruple bypass surgery, canceling his summer tour. He expressed gratitude for support and hopes to perform again soon.

A Code Orange Air Quality Alert for increased ground-level ozone has been issued for parts of Middle Tennessee, cautioning sensitive groups to limit outdoor activities.