The MAC in Nashville celebrated the graduation of 41 adults from workforce development and early childhood education programs, including 21 who earned the CDA credential.

Brentwood Police partners with THSO to increase patrols and checkpoints against impaired driving during holidays, as part of Booze It and Lose It campaign.

Tennessee's revenues in November reached $1.5 billion, marking a year-over-year increase yet falling short by $49.9 million against budgeted estimates, with strong consumer spending but less corporate tax revenue than expected.

Tennessee has sued Roblox for misleading consumers on child safety, with the AG likening the platform to a danger to minors and prioritizing profit over protection.

The Tennessee Department of Education released the 2024-25 State Report Card, a tool for assessing schools and districts, showcasing achievements and aiding in funding strategies.

Davidson County updates gas appliance flue venting requirements to comply with UL 1738 standard for safety, affecting contractors' projects after January 1, 2026.

Brentwood, Tennessee reflected on a year of new leadership, historical milestones, community growth, and a fusion of honoring heritage with modern progress in their 2025 year in review.

Thirty-two new state troopers graduated from the Tennessee Highway Patrol academy, with a ceremony featuring officials and Governor Bill Lee. They bring military and academic experience and have shown community commitment.

Montgomery County offices will close on December 24, 25, and 26 for Christmas and maintenance, and on January 1 for New Year’s Day, but essential services remain operational.

Andy Kidd is set to become the Tennessee Department of General Services commissioner, succeeding interim commissioner Jeff Holmes, as announced by Governor Bill Lee.

Tennessee's Commissioner Gonzales sets the formula interest rate at 10.90%, based on the current prime loan rate and an added ceiling, impacting loans and credit rates.

Brentwood Police Department secured national reaccreditation from CALEA, marking their continuous commitment to professional law enforcement standards since 1989.

The Oscar L. Farris Agricultural Museum in Tennessee received a $17,365 grant for an exhibit celebrating the state's agricultural history and the US's 250th anniversary.