La Vergne PD promoted four officers to Field Training Officers (FTOs), celebrating the milestone on social media and underscoring the role's importance in shaping new officers.

La Vergne Police Department announced Officer Flowers and Officer Brown completed training and began solo patrols, with a congratulatory social media post.

Tennessee's Attorney General initiates Phase 2 of Operation Robocall Roundup, targeting four major telecom companies for allowing billions of potential scam calls through their networks.

The Tennessee Comptroller’s report led to the resignation of the Weakley County Circuit Court Clerk for improper expungements and misleading communications.

A Nashville coalition filed a petition to repurpose the Nashville Fairgrounds, aiming to end auto racing and consider alternatives like green space and affordable housing instead.

The Tennessee Comptroller's Office reported the resignation of the Weakley County Circuit Court Clerk following an investigation into fraudulent expungements.

McMinnville Police Department honored members for service milestones at a Christmas event, with one officer receiving a 30-year pin and others recognized for 25 and 10 years of dedication.

The Tennessee Department of Education celebrated educational leaders at the Excellence in Education event, awarding Principal and Supervisor of the Year for 2025-2026.

Alec Hobbs is hired as Civil Engineer/Project Manager and Pretreatment Coordinator by Cookeville’s Department of Water Quality Control to manage infrastructure projects.

A custodian and a student from Kirkwood Middle School in Clarksville were awarded Life Saver Certificates by the mayor after the custodian performed the Heimlich maneuver, saving a choking pupil.

Frank Lott, the Customs House Museum's Executive Director, was honored with a proclamation for his cultural contributions in Clarksville-Montgomery County.

Clarksville Gas & Water staff were honored for a perfect score on a state sanitary survey and for an Operational Excellence Award from CWP-KT for their water system's performance.

Five applicants are being considered for the Court of Appeals Eastern Section to replace retiring Judge Swiney, with public interviews scheduled for January 7, 2026.