Two Rutherford County patrol supervisors completed a leadership program at Northwestern University, acquiring advanced management skills for law enforcement.

The TFWC will hold an August meeting to discuss wildlife management, including changes to hunting seasons and hog hunting regulations, and review the TWRA budget.

Officer Julius Gallon retires after 30 years, leaving a legacy of trust and respect as a School Resource Officer at Pearl Cohn High School, lauded by students, staff, and the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department.

Jamekia Bies has been appointed as the new Executive Director of Metro Action in Nashville, bringing over 20 years of experience in human services and education.

Tennessee reports a slight rise in unemployment to 3.6%, still below the U.S. average of 4.2%, with increased nonfarm jobs and a focus on growing apprenticeship programs.

Rutherford County officials, including Mayor Joe Carr and Governor Bill Lee, broke ground for the Barrett Manufacturing and Technology Campus, a $76.4 million investment expected to create 183 jobs in Murfreesboro.

Tennessee Highway Patrol welcomed 14 new troopers from Cadet Class 825, with prior law enforcement experience, after an 11-week training. The ceremony was held at the Tennessee State Library and Archives.

Tennessee reported higher-than-expected tax revenues for July, with a $125.5 million surplus and a 7.87% increase from the previous year, signaling cautious optimism for the state's financial outlook.

Deputy Daniel Soto received the THSO's "Beyond The Traffic Stop Award" for a stop leading to an arrest and recovery of stolen items, and was granted a $5,000 scholarship.

The United Way's VITA program helps low-income earners in Nashville with free tax prep, saving them fees and ensuring refunds go back into the community.

Tennessee's maximum formula interest rate is set at 11.50 percent, as announced by Commissioner Gonzales; the rate is updated weekly as per a 1983 act.

TDOC invites applications for its Citizens' Correctional Academy, offering insight into Tennessee's correctional system, including facility tours and discussions on rehabilitation.

Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office honors the retirement of Sgt. Tom Bunch and Deputy Susan Bunch, acknowledging their service and impact in law enforcement.