THEC has initiated TN College Application & Exploration Month to aid high school seniors with college admissions and to promote the Tennessee Promise scholarship.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions set the October 2025 home loan interest rate at 10.57%, urging potential homeowners to seek legal advice on the impact of this change.

The La Vergne Fire Rescue Department introduced the Lion Intelligent Training System for realistic, eco-friendly fire extinguisher training, providing various emergency scenarios for community safety education.

Nashville's energy assistance program LIHEAP is delayed due to a new system; city funds to bridge the gap for those most in need until the November 1 start.

The Hendersonville Police Department received the Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award for their exceptional support of employees in the National Guard and Reserves.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee appointed Chris Frulla and Raymond Lepone as judges in Shelby County's Circuit and Criminal Courts, respectively, filling vacancies due to a promotion and retirement.

Nashville's Metro Council to meet on October 9 due to the October 7 Special Primary Election, with committee meetings also rescheduled. Voter registration deadline is September 8. Meetings can be watched live on multiple platforms.

The THSO distributes $33.5 million in federal grants for road safety education and enforcement in Tennessee, aiming to reduce traffic incidents and fatalities.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee has announced key judicial and legal appointments, with Chris Frulla, Raymond Lepone, and Thomas Dean assuming respective positions in the judiciary.

Rutherford County Schools introduce new Open Gate weapons detection system, aimed at improving school safety amid national security concerns. Parents support the move for enhanced protection despite the $2.5 million cost.

The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department promoted Josh Warren to captain and Justin Dillard to driver engineer, recognizing their service and leadership.

17-year-old Eagle Scout Jake Slanaker created American flag drop boxes in Middle Tennessee as part of his service project, with one at Franklin Fire Station 1, where his firefighter father works.

Councilman Wanda Smith completed a leadership program at the NCEL to enhance government officials' skills. The program involved discussions, speaker sessions, and peer collaborations.