Tennessee Gears Up for Return of Red-cockaded Woodpecker in Statewide Conservation Effort
Tennessee is working with federal agencies to reintroduce the Red-cockaded Woodpecker, which disappeared from the state in 1994. The project involves habitat restoration and aims to see the woodpecker return by 2028.
Tennessee Financial Commissioner Sets New Interest Rate at 11.25%
The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions announced that the state’s maximum effective formula rate of interest is now 11.25 percent per annum. Commissioner Greg Gonzales confirmed the update, which reflects a 4 percent markup over the Federal Reserve’s current prime loan rate of 7.25 percent. The rate will remain in effect until further adjustment by the Federal Reserve.
Wilson County Bids Farewell to Sgt. Ricky Knight After 39 Years of Dedicated Service
Sgt. Ricky Knight of the Wilson County Sheriff's Office retires after 39 years, having served in various divisions including Patrol and Criminal Investigation. His dedication and impact were praised by the department.
Tennessee Seeks New Judge for Court of Appeals’ Western Section as Judge Armstrong Announces Retirement
The Tennessee Council for Judicial Appointments has begun accepting applications for a judge vacancy on the Tennessee Court of Appeals, following Judge Armstrong's planned retirement in 2026.
Nashville, Knoxville, and Louisville Police Departments Launch Tri-City Police Leadership Academy to Foster Innovation and Trust
Nashville, Knoxville, and Louisville police departments have partnered to create the Tri-City Police Leadership Academy to train sergeants, lieutenants, and staff in leadership skills.
Percy Priest Wildlife Area Temporarily Closed for Music City HRC Grand International Dog Trial
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency closes part of Percy Priest WMA for the Music City HRC Grand International dog trial from October 14-23 to accommodate the event and its 750 competing retrievers.












