Missing 13-Year-Old Boy Found Safe in Franklin Following Endangered Child Alert Issuance
Missing 13-year-old Silas Lara from Franklin was found safe after an Endangered Child Alert was issued. His disappearance sparked a community and authorities' search. Details remain undisclosed, but his safety has been confirmed.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Proclaims Read Across America Week and Literacy Month, Advances State's Literacy Efforts with $27M Budget Proposal
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee designates March 2-6 as Read Across America Week and March as Literacy Month, highlighting the state's focus on literacy initiatives and reading proficiency.
38 States and DOJ Take Final Stand Against Google Monopoly
State AGs, led by Tennessee, and the DOJ offer final terms targeting Google's search dominance, demanding remedies to bolster competition and user choice, possibly including divestitures in Chrome and Android, and sharing search data with rivals.
MTSU Professor Bridget Donnelly Wins Prestigious Martha F. Bowden Teaching Prize for Innovative 18th-Century Studies Course
MTSU's Bridget Donnelly wins the 2025 Martha F. Bowden Teaching Prize for her innovative approach in teaching 18th-century studies, involving student creation of a critical edition of Elizabeth Meeke's novel.
Nashville Residents Invited to Voice Opinions on Air Pollution Permit Applications During Public Comment Period
Nashville invites public comments on a new air pollution permit application, with a review period until April 6, 2025, for proposed construction or modification of pollution sources.












