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.

The Education Freedom Scholarship Program in Tennessee received 33,000 applications, showing strong demand for school choice. With 20,000 scholarships available, a waitlist is expected, indicating parents' desire for educational options.

Franklin's proposed budget for 2025-2026 focuses on infrastructure and public services, including a new "Invest Franklin 2.0" initiative and an increase in Hotel Occupancy Tax to improve parks and tourism.

The Tennessee Historical Commission awarded its annual Certificate of Merit Awards to individuals, businesses, and organizations for their commitment to historic preservation efforts in Tennessee.

La Vergne Police Department honors fallen officers during National Police Week, including Lieutenant Hayes, Lieutenant Stolinsky, Officer Joyner, and K9 Sjaak, emphasizing their dedication and sacrifice.

The Springfield Driver Services Center in Tennessee is closing temporarily for remodeling from May 21 to June 2 with alternative service options provided.

The Brentwood City Commission welcomed Janet Donahue and Kim Smithson Gawrys, with Mayor Rogers Anderson administering their oath. Nelson Andrews became mayor and Rhea Little vice mayor.

The Tennessee Department of Education releases a guide to help parents with the upcoming Education Freedom Scholarship Program application, offering step-by-step online navigation.