Metro Nashville's Division of Purchases received the Quality Public Procurement Department distinction from NIGP for adhering to industry best practices.

Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions sets new 10.67% annual cap on home loan interest rates, effective August 2025, following Public Chapter 290 guidelines.

Tennessee's max interest rate is set at 11.5%, linked to the prime rate plus a 4% ceiling. Changes depend on future prime rate shifts and are announced weekly. This affects local loan costs.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission announces a one-day meeting on July 11 in Nashville to discuss wildlife, boating regulations, and safety rules.

Judge Mike Spitzer of the 32nd Judicial District Circuit Court retires, leaving a dedicated legacy and plans to continue contributing to family well-being.

TDEC seeks applicants for a $2.8 million fund to expand EV charging in Tennessee, focusing on areas not covered by NEVI, with applications due by September 12.

Tennessee reports a decline in July 4th holiday traffic fatalities, with deaths dropping from 18 to 4. THP increased enforcement and launched the "Safe on 70" initiative, leading to fewer crashes and DUI arrests.

Judge Kathryn Olita becomes the first woman to be elected President of the Tennessee Trial Judges Association, representing the 19th Judicial District.

Joe Byrd is appointed as Interim Executive Director of Tennessee's ACC to oversee legal representation for the indigent in conflict with public defenders.

Tennessee's TDLWD and Lipscomb University launch Tennessee’s first Early Childhood Education Apprenticeship Hub to provide tuition-free degrees and practical experience to future teachers.

The Department of Safety and Homeland Security's 2025-2026 Houses of Worship Security Grant application period is open, aiming to improve security in religious institutions.

Members of the Putnam County Fire Department were recognized for attaining new certifications and licenses in fire service and emergency medical care, underlining their ongoing commitment to excellence.

The Tennessee Department of Correction invites media to witness an execution, with seven witnesses and two alternates to be chosen via draw on July 11. Applications are due July 10.