Tennessee highlights Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month with an event offering safety tips to prevent crashes, featuring speakers and partners like AAA and Vanderbilt University.

Sergeant Gannon Gray of the Clarksville Police Department received the Lifesaver Award for his quick response and life-saving actions using an AED on an unresponsive man.

Detective Jennifer West of the Murfreesboro Police Department is praised for her work on challenging cases, expertise in digital forensics, and significant impact on child safety.

Mayor O'Connell appoints Phyllis Hildreth to head Nashville's new Office of Youth Safety, focusing on conflict prevention and non-law enforcement approaches to youth safety.

The La Vergne Police Department hosted a Touch-A-Truck event for the community, featuring vehicle displays and officer interactions to strengthen community bonds.

Nashville invites public comment on a new air pollution permit application until May 25; details are available online and at the Metro Public Health Department.

A woman in Jefferson County, TN, was convicted of TennCare fraud and theft after failing to report her marital status, affecting her eligibility. She received probation and must pay over $21K in restitution.

The Nashville Police Department introduces new leaders for two precincts; Commander Steven Bowers for the North Precinct and Jason Proctor for the West Precinct. Both have extensive MNPD experience.

Clarksville's CFO Laurie Matta is leaving after a decade, having led the city to financial awards and developments. Christen Wilcox to serve as interim CFO post-Matta's move to Colorado.

The Tennessee Department of Education announces the Education Freedom Scholarship Program, launching May 15, 2025, to allow families to choose schools that fit their children's needs.

Tennessee's job market improves, with unemployment under 5% in nearly every county for March, according to TDLWD data. Williamson has the lowest rate at 2.4%, while Pickett is highest at 5.7%.

Clifton receives a $15.9 million loan for water infrastructure, with a portion forgiven, to build a new treatment plant and address PFAS contamination.

Brentwood Fire Chief Brian Goss is retiring on May 11 after over 40 years in fire service, 17 with Brentwood, where he achieved departmental advancements and international accreditation.