Mount Juliet’s mayor says higher appraisals don’t automatically mean bigger tax bills. Here are the key facts homeowners should watch during this reappraisal year.

Speaker Cameron Sexton removed multiple Tennessee Democrats from all House committees on Tuesday, a move Democrats call retaliation and that raises legal questions.

Internal Army documents show a $4–$6 billion gap that has forced course cancellations, reduced flight hours and budget cuts across major units. Commanders warn of readiness impacts.

Franklin's FY27 proposal keeps property taxes flat while marshaling $458M for roads and a downtown city hall. The plan adds staff and modest fee increases.

Gallatin's May 12 council committee agenda features rezoning for Crossroads Phase 2, a 125‑acre annexation, the FY 2026/2027 budget and infrastructure items. Key hearings will be streamed online.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell will take viewer questions on property taxes, public safety and childcare during FOX 17's Growing Nashville town hall tonight. The session comes as reappraisals and budget choices sharpen local debate.

Seventeen Williamson County schools were used as polling sites on May 5 while classes continued; the district cited AP testing conflicts and parents raised safety concerns.

A crowded Republican primary in Rutherford County put four GOP candidates and an independent in the race to replace Sheriff Mike Fitzhugh as he prepares to retire.

Wilson County Schools has named two finalists — Jonathan Duncan and Travis Mayfield — to replace Jeff Luttrell. Final interviews are scheduled for next Wednesday and will be recorded.

Robertson County voters will cast ballots on Tuesday, May 5. Here are the key polling locations, hours and ID rules to know.

Bedford County holds a county primary on Tuesday, May 5. Polls are open 9 a.m.–7 p.m.; check your precinct and bring an accepted photo ID.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell confirmed he'll run for a second term, saying he wants to finish long‑term projects like Choose How You Move and the East Bank while pushing affordability and safer streets.

Metro Nashville filed 10 motions asking a circuit judge to force the state to take custody of sentenced inmates, saying transfer delays are crowding local jails and costing the city millions.