The Tennessee Military Department mourns the loss of retired Col. Dennis Adams, former 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment commander and Director of Administrative Services, who passed away at 69.

The Tennessee Supreme Court will hold oral arguments at Tennessee Tech University for educational purposes, as part of the SCALES project, on May 28, 2025.

Tennessee AG Jonathan Skrmetti co-leads a bipartisan group of attorneys general urging Congress to fund the World Trade Center Health Program to prevent a shortfall.

Tennessee's Department of Finance and Administration reported lower-than-expected tax revenues for April, with a shortfall of $117.6 million, influencing the state's budget considerations.

Tennessee's Higher Education Commission is investing $35 million through grants to 20 colleges to expand health care education in rural areas, enhancing career pathways and addressing workforce shortages.

The La Vergne Police Department conducted Operation Safe Streets to improve public safety, informed by community feedback and supported by other law enforcement agencies. They intend to release results later.

Mt. Juliet Police Department is seeking new recruits on social media, highlighting their commitment to proactive, compassionate policing, and the supportive relationship with their community.

Rutherford County Sheriff's Office is encouraging businesses to support the 2026 Calendar Project to educate youth on safety and social issues, and is seeking financial backing through ads in the educational calendar.

Lipscomb University released its spring 2025 Provost's List and Honor Roll, celebrating students with 4.0 and 3.5 GPAs respectively, while noting some students withheld consent to be listed due to FERPA.

Governor Bill Lee and First Lady Maria Lee visited 700 Tennessee National Guard soldiers in Kuwait to boost morale and discuss the strategic Operation Spartan Shield.

A group of attorneys general, co-led by Tennessee's AG Skrmetti, opposes a federal AI regulation amendment, arguing for state-level oversight to address the unique risks posed by AI and Big Tech.

Derek Hyde was named Brentwood's new deputy fire chief, following the promotion of Brian Collins to fire chief.

Tennessee's unemployment rate has decreased to 3.5%, with significant job growth in Government, Leisure and Hospitality, and Trade, Transportation, and Utilities sectors.