Two La Vergne Fire Rescue Department members, Lieutenants Timothy Cole and Jack Egan, have been promoted after a rigorous evaluation process, celebrated by their department and peers.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced an increase in ICE operations in Tennessee, with strong criticism toward Nashville's mayor and Belmont University. Concerns over due process in the immigration system were also raised.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem will hold a press conference in Nashville to highlight the apprehension of dangerous illegal aliens in Tennessee, reflecting the Trump administration's strict immigration policy.

Murfreesboro City Council voted unanimously to annex Middle Point Landfill for better oversight, respecting residents' concerns without affecting its state-granted operations.

Tennessee maintains a 3.5% unemployment rate for the third month, while job growth continues, especially in government and healthcare sectors. An early education apprenticeship hub launches to further employment.

The Metropolitan Police Department's Training Academy seeks to renew its CALEA accreditation, highlighting its adherence to high training standards. The process includes a public feedback portal and an in-depth review by an assessor.

The Trial Court Vacancy Commission in Memphis interviewed candidates for a judicial vacancy and recommended three names to Governor Bill Lee for the 30th Judicial District Circuit Court.

Tennessee updated its Education to Employment dashboard to better track school data and job market outcomes, aiming to inform policy and improve the state's education system's effectiveness.

Tennessee's OEI updates its "Education to Employment" dashboard to reflect graduate employment outcomes, aiming for transparency and insight into post-education success.

Tennessee announces a new maximum effective interest rate of 11.50% for loans, reflecting a 4% increase over the current prime rate, as reported by the state's Department of Financial Institutions.

Tennessee's tax revenues for June were $173.1 million above estimates, signaling a strong economic performance with notable increases in sales and corporate tax collections.

Tennessee receives over $22 million in grants for parks and recreation from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to enhance outdoor spaces across 31 communities.

Gov. Bill Lee and TDEC Commissioner Salyers announced a $1.6 million loan for water improvements in Parsons, TN, featuring low interest and partial principal forgiveness.