Mark Eatherly was charged with theft, misconduct, and money laundering after an investigation revealed he misappropriated over $62,000 from Nashville's MHRC.

Senator Marsha Blackburn advocates for the Kids Online Safety Act, highlighting the need for better online protection for children, in response to allegations against Meta for inadequately handling sex trafficking on its platforms.

Tennessee's maximum effective home loan interest rate will be 10.19% in January 2026, up 4 points above the average prime offer rate, following new state legislation.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet at the Tennessee Aquarium on Dec. 4-5 to discuss rule changes and recognize Fisheries staff achievements.

Pulaski has lowered the speed limit on College Street to 30 MPH to enhance safety, as announced by the Police Department, with a period of enforcement underway.

The Memphis Safe Task Force, supported by Senator Blackburn and federal officials, reported significant results in 56 days including 3,151 arrests and 121 located missing children. Blackburn served dinner to the task force to show appreciation.

U.S. Senators introduced the bipartisan ADOPT Act to protect adoptive families from exploitation by unlicensed "baby brokers" and ensure ethical adoption practices.

Tennessee Department of Agriculture announces the fourth installment of the FARM cost-share program to support agricultural investments with a $3.3 million fund.

Sandi Thompson retires as Tennessee's Director of State Government Finance; Kayla Carr to succeed, ensuring continuity in fiscal leadership and stewardship.

Tennessee National Guard's 168th Military Police Battalion returned from a year-long deployment at the U.S. Southern Border, where they aided in reducing illegal crossings.

Todd Jones joins Cookeville Public Works as Civil Engineer II, overseeing city development and infrastructure projects for compliance with regulations.

U.S. Senators Blackburn and Luján introduced the bipartisan Broadband and Telecommunications RAIL Act to streamline the expansion of broadband along rights-of-way, aiding rural and Tribal areas.

Bethany Glandorf was appointed by Governor Bill Lee to the 20th Judicial District Circuit Court bench in Davidson County, replacing the retired Judge Phillip Robinson.