A Haywood County resident says the state's AI Advisory Council is deciding K-12 AI policy behind closed doors. The lawsuit names the council's top officials as defendants.

Rep. Scott Cepicky says he met privately with MNPS leaders and wants a forensic audit as a first step toward a possible state takeover.

The Black-owned bank will move its main office farther up Jefferson Street as a 1.4-acre mixed-use project rises nearby.

Video shows a physical confrontation among Tennessee lawmakers in Nashville, echoing a 2023 Capitol clash.

The new law directs the Department of Commerce’s Assistant Secretary for Travel and Tourism to identify and promote qualifying music destinations; Blackburn cited Graceland and the Grand Ole Opry as destinations the law could help spotlight.

O'Connell's report flags unresolved worries over 24/7 equipment vibrations and wastewater near Nashville data centers.

Jeff Bledsoe claims he was ousted while out sick with COVID-19, just months after members unanimously extended his contract.

Kids Corner says a state tax mix-up led to its permanent closure.

A Nashville mom of two says she could lose her ability to drive in a month and some days as license renewals stall statewide.

Shaundelle Brooks defends her Hermitage-area seat against Eva Romero, with property taxes and gun policy splitting the district.

The database would flag unit size, rent and eligibility citywide, but a housing advocate warns it won't add a single new apartment.

The controversial Calvinist conference opens at The Factory at Franklin, with protests planned for Friday and Saturday.

HireVenture was reinstated with the state days before one founder sued the other over company funds and access to shared computer drives.