The Tennessee Supreme Court's Indigent Representation Plan received a $17 million investment for enhanced legal representation for the state's indigent population.

Senator Marsha Blackburn investigates Vanderbilt University Medical Center over possible concealment of its DEI programs, claiming non-compliance with a Trump-era order.

Nissan has donated two advanced vehicles to Tennessee State University's College of Engineering, providing students with practical experience in automotive technology.

Nashville property owners accidentally saw potential 2025 property values due to a system test error; officials clarified these were not final assessments. Correct values will be released April 21, 2025, with appeals until May 9.

Eleven Tennessee Air National Guard members received Distinguished Flying Crosses for heroism during Operation True Promise and were honored by the Tennessee Senate.

MTSU hosts a drug and vape take-back event as part of a DEA initiative for the safe disposal of unused medications and vaping devices to prevent misuse and environmental pollution.

Tennessee's financial commissioner announced a new maximum interest rate of 11.50%, which will remain until the Federal Reserve changes the prime loan rate.

The 2025 National Women in Law Enforcement Conference is taking place in Nashville, hosted by Tennessee Highway Patrol, focusing on professional development for women in the field.

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.