Hundreds marched in Nashville against a bill that could restrict public education access for undocumented students, emphasizing education as a fundamental right for all.

The Wilson County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee showcased Reserve Deputy Eduardo Miller and his mini deputy figure, Deputy Jr., expressing appreciation for his commitment and all reserve deputies' voluntary service to the community.

TDMHSAS grants $5.2 million to aid affordable housing for those with mental illness, in recovery, or post-incarceration, expanding the Creating Homes Initiative and supporting 101 new beds.

Six MTSU international students' visas were revoked, prompting university efforts to support them amidst broader national instances of visa cancellations affecting students.

Tennessee introduces Sound Sites, an initiative using song lyrics as alt-text for visually impaired travelers, providing an auditory experience of attractions on TNVacation.com.

Tennessee's Department of Education released the Education Freedom Scholarship application checklist online for families as they prepare for the May application window.

The Tennessee State University Aristocrat of Bands impressed with a special performance featuring Coco Jones, playing her hit "ICU" and moving her to tears. The event was part of an educational series and drew over 2 million social media views.

Detention Deputy John Elliott received the American Jail Association's 2025 Valor Award for disarming an inmate during booking at Rutherford County Adult Detention Center. He has previously interdicted contraband and is honored for his bravery.

Tennessee National Guard aids in flood relief efforts after storms hit the state, deploying over 40 Guardsmen with heavy-duty vehicles and equipment to assist affected communities.

Tennessee Board of Parole to conduct public clemency hearings in Nashville on April 22-23, offering recommendations for pardons and commutations to the Governor.

The TFWC has welcomed four new members to oversee Tennessee's wildlife resources, including Hanes Torbett, Rosemary McIlhenny, John McCarty, and the reappointed Steve Jones.

Commissioner Gonzales announced the new maximum interest rate of 8.51% for Tennessee home loans starting May 2025, after changes to the Federal National Mortgage Association's system.

Tennessee sets maximum interest rate at 11.50% based on Federal Reserve's prime rate plus 4%, effective April 8, 2025; adjustment follows state legislation.