Gallatin, in partnership with GNRC, is initiating a door-to-door census verification process starting April 7 to ensure accurate population records, which influences city funding.

Tennessee maintains a steady unemployment rate of 3.7% for six months, lower than the national average, with job growth in government, leisure, hospitality, and health sectors.

Clarksville's City Council will meet in the RPC instead of the Council Chambers due to a technical issue, with meetings expected to return to their original location by April 3. Mayor Pitts apologized for the inconvenience.

Clarksville's Spring Cleanup offers free yard waste removal from March 31 to May 12, 2025. Residents must schedule pickup and follow guidelines for waste preparation.

Tennessee AG and peers urge consumers to check eligibility for a share of a $39.1 million settlement with Apotex, related to alleged drug price inflation and stifling of competition.

The contentious House Bill 793, allowing Tennessee schools to refuse undocumented students, advanced despite protests and concerns of constitutional violations.

Fisk University introduces "One Day for Fisk," aiming to build a strong philanthropic culture through a fundraising event with food, music, and community collaboration.

Tennessee appoints Michelle Hernandez as the new Chief of Accounts, succeeding retiring Mike Corricelli who has achieved 44 years of financial reporting excellence.

Chris Lam has received the Governor's Excellence in Service Award for his outstanding work in laboratory proficiency and communication in science within the Tennessee Department of Agriculture.

Tennessee AG Skrmetti leads a coalition of 30 attorneys general supporting federal bills to enable cell phone jamming in state prisons, addressing contraband cell phone issues.

Tennessee's maximum interest rate is set at 11.50% following the Federal Reserve's average prime loan rate. This rate will adjust with federal changes.

The Tennessee Army National Guard's 117th Regional Training Institute in Smyrna graduated 14 new military policemen from its Military Police Basic Course.

April Sanford has been appointed as Springfield, TN's new Finance Director, poised to manage the city's financial operations with a focus on transparency and community growth.