The TN Administrative Office of Courts is preparing to modernize its judicial system with a digital Statewide Court Case Management System and eFiling Solution. This initiative aims to enhance data access and court technology infrastructure.

Brentwood seeks a new City Commissioner to fill the vacancy by June 27, with the appointment set for July 14. An ethics complaint against Vice Mayor Rhea Little was dismissed.

John Brent Scott pleaded guilty to attempted tax evasion and forgery in Wayne County, TN, receiving probation and ordered to pay restitution by the Tennessee Department of Revenue.

Murfreesboro Police Department partners with the American Red Cross for a blood drive to honor local servicemen and women, rewarding donors with a $15 eGift card.

Tennessee adjusted its maximum interest rate to 11.50% per annum, as announced by Commissioner Greg Gonzales, influenced by Federal Reserve benchmarks.

TDHS in Tennessee will deposit a one-time $120 to eligible families' EBT cards on June 13 for summer nutrition support.

Nashville's Metro Public Health Department announced a new air quality permit application, inviting public comments until June 29, 2025, to ensure environmental protection.

Tennessee Deputy Governor Butch Eley will step down in Q3 2025 after nearly seven years, having played a key role in state leadership and infrastructure projects.

The report shows Tennessee colleges' positive trends in enrollment and retention post-pandemic, with growth in credentials from technology schools, indicating a recovery in higher education.

NDOT is enhancing school zone safety in Nashville during summer by adding signs, markings, and signals to encourage safer driving in areas frequented by children.

Tennessee's max effective home loan interest rate for July 2025 is set at 8.94%, as Commissioner Gonzales announces changes reflective of 1987 legislation and bond market yields.

The Court of Appeals ruled against Nashville's 40-member council structure, disappointing Vice Mayor Henderson who supports the larger council for its representation and efficiency.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions announced a new maximum interest rate of 11.50%, effective June 3, 2025, adjusting with the Federal Reserve's prime rate.