The Tennessee Wars Commission offers $69,700 for projects preserving the state's military history from September 1, 2025. Applications due November 21.

Dr. Brandi De La Cruz was named Tennessee's 2025-26 Teacher of the Year for her engaging approach to teaching math, inspiring students to consider careers in education.

Nashville's health department is seeking public comments on an air pollution source permit application, with a review period until September 21, 2025.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission approved TWRA's budget for 2026-27, discussed hunting season alignments, marketing strategies, and named sites. Officer achievements were recognized, with awards for service and valor presented.

Rutherford County collected 171.4 pounds of medications to prevent water contamination and misuse. The Sheriff’s Office accepts drugs for disposal but not needles or liquids.

The Metro Public Health Department is reviewing an air pollution permit application, including a 30-day public comment period, with details available for public review.

Tennessee enhances school safety through the SafeTN app and other reporting tools, encouraging citizens to report suspicious activities to the Homeland Security Threat Assessment Center.

Nashville's Metro Council has approved a rezoning plan for the Nations neighborhood to increase high-density housing and enhance walkability, amid debates over community impact and infrastructure concerns.

The Tennessee Army National Guard commissioned 21 new officers in Nashville, marking the largest class since 2005 to graduate from the Officer Candidate School program.

The Department of Revenue is offering a free webinar on August 26 to educate manufacturers on tax exemptions, highlighting registration and application processes.

The Franklin Police Department relaunches its Chaplain Program, seeking clergy to offer support to officers and community members during critical incidents and celebrations.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee appointed Emily Abbott as a Criminal Court judge for Knox County and William Lane to the Circuit and Chancery Courts of the 32nd Judicial District.

The TWRA has opened applications for the 2025-26 Sandhill Crane and Bobwhite Quail quota hunts, offering unique hunting opportunities with a quota system.