TWRA will present 2025-26 hunting and trapping season guidelines at a meeting, where they'll also honor Wildlife Forester Damon Hollis and Wildlife Officer Montana Michelson.

TSU is facing a financial crisis with a potential loss of over $14 million in federal funding, affecting scholarships, staff, and the university's operations. Measures are being taken to manage this situation.

Local law enforcement in Jefferson County conducted sobriety checkpoints, screening 795 vehicles and resulting in 66 offenses, including 11 DUI arrests.

Nashville State Visual Communications students won seven awards at the Nashville AAF ADDY competition, marking 59 ADDYs in eight years, with standout pieces in photography and graphic design.

Murfreesboro's 'Teen Fire Academy' offers local youths a hands-on introduction to firefighting from June 25-27, 2025, limited to 20 spots, for a $25 fee.

The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld the suspension of attorney Daryl A. Gray for ethical violations involving mishandling of funds and improper litigation practices.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department honors Tessa Resko-Kingsley, an Administrative Assistant II, for her 5 years of service and dedication to supporting frontline firefighters.

Rep. Ogles' team is offering mobile office hours to help Tennessee's Fifth District residents with federal agency issues in March 2025, with multiple locations and dates announced.

Clarksville's City Hall will close on March 14, 2025, for installation of a new electrical transformer. Essential services will be unavailable, but normal operations will resume March 17.

National 311 Day recognizes non-emergency municipal services like Nashville's hubNashville, which efficiently addresses city issues and promotes better customer service.

Brentwood has been recognized as a Tree City USA for the 36th year by the Arbor Day Foundation, celebrating its commitment to urban forest management.

The Tennessee Board of Parole will hold Executive Clemency hearings in Nashville on March 25-26 to consider pardons, commutations, and exonerations for inmates.

Tennessee's HB 0793, allowing schools to block undocumented students, passed in the House subcommittee despite protests and concerns over rights violations.