Tennessee's Commissioner Gonzales sets the home loan interest rate for September 2024 at 8.31%, based on a formula tied to long-term government bond yields.

Murfreesboro introduces new attractions like a Skatepark and childcare facilities, enhances golf and tennis venues, engages youth through camps, and partakes in safety initiatives like Operation Southern Slow Down.

The Tennessee Department of Education announced finalists for the 2024-25 Principal and Supervisor of the Year awards, recognizing educational leaders for excellence.

Crossville Police detective Tyrel Lorenz was indicted for assaulting a man during an arrest, leading to hospitalization, but was released on his own recognizance.

Tennessee State Parks offers free camping and golfing to veterans on military branch birthdays and Veterans Day as a tribute to their service. Reservations are required and valid ID must be presented.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions has announced a stable maximum interest rate of 12.50%, with weekly updates to provide transparency in financial dealings.

A Fayetteville High School teacher is on leave following unspecified online allegations, pending an investigation. The district stresses student safety and adherence to protocols.

Nashville Mayor O’Connell announces funding to sustain educational programs and facilities, including $77 million to continue pilot programs and $47 million for school renovations and solar projects.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee introduced a new diaper subsidy program providing 100 monthly diapers to eligible families with children under two, as part of the state's Strong Families Initiative.

The teen accused of killing Trinity Bostic will be tried as an adult, with a grand jury to review the case and his $2 million bond set with conditions.

The National Weather Service in Nashville forecasts a hot week with highs up to 98 degrees and minimal relief from light winds. The weekend promises cooler temperatures, dropping to highs in the mid-80s.

Rutherford County conducted a safety drill at Siegel High School to train for active-shooter scenarios, involving multiple agencies but no actual students.

Two Nashville teens were arrested after a non-fatal, drug-related shooting incident near the Hermitage Hotel, as reported by WSMV and shared by Metro Nashville Police on X.