Tennessee's tax revenues surpassed February's budget estimates by $16.9 million, with sales tax receipts exceeding expectations. Corporate and fuel taxes fell short, but the overall tax revenue for the fiscal year is $22.8 million above estimate.

The Tennessee Historical Commission announced the groundbreaking for the Herbert Harper Visitor Center at Carter House State Historic Site, set for March 28, 2025.

Kristin Darby has been appointed as the new CIO of Tennessee, replacing retiring Stephanie Dedmon on June 30, with a focus on advancing state technology and services.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions has set a new maximum interest rate at 11.50 percent per annum, based on the Federal Reserve's prime rate plus a 4 percent margin.

Franklin, Tennessee is installing U.S. Line Markers to denote Civil War positions, with a project by the Civil War Historical Commission underway for nearly two decades.

Nashville mourns the loss of Commander Anthony McClain, with public visitations and a celebration of life service planned after his death from a medical emergency.

Gallatin, Tennessee, is hiring an Equipment Operator II at $22.45/hr for their Public Utilities/Water Department, requiring experience with heavy machinery, a high school diploma/GED, and a valid driver's license.

Tennessee's legal challenge to the NCAA's NIL restrictions leads to a settlement that could transform college sports, allowing athletes compensation related to their image and name.

The Restoring Clarksville Initiative successfully demolished two blighted properties, with officials focusing on improving the city's landscape and safety.

The Nashville Register of Deeds will close on March 17-18 for construction, enhancing customer experience with new features like an archive center & a Veterans ID booth, and free parking on reopening.

Jack Brown won the National Fantasy Football Championship, claiming a $15,000 prize by leading his team, the D-Plus 69ers, from 49th to 1st place with a 2-point victory.

Nashville Vice Mayor Angie Henderson joins the NLC's Transportation Committee, while Council Member Kyonzté Toombs rejoins the Finance Committee, aiming to influence federal policies for cities like Nashville.

Brentwood Fire and Rescue Department welcomed new firefighters Matthew Feehan, Santino Miranda, and Robert Smith, and promoted Caleb Lovett to Lieutenant and Jason Sikes, who obtained international accreditation.