Jack C. Massey College of Business receives STEM designation for its Master of Accountancy and Accelerated MBA from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, considering the demand for STEM jobs.

Nashville's Assessor of Property office reopens after weather closure with a 9 am start on February 20, 2025; website provides updates and information.

Terron Reeves, a convicted felon, was arrested after a high-speed chase but released on an $18,500 bond. He faces multiple charges, including evading arrest and drug possession.

Nashville's Property Assessor Vivian Wilhoite is hosting ten educational sessions on the 2025 Davidson County Reappraisal, focusing on transparency and owners’ rights to appeal.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol aided drivers during a winter storm, responding to crashes, stranded motorists, and roadway hazards across several districts.

Tennessee AG Skrmetti leads a 38-state coalition urging the FDA to combat counterfeit weight loss and diabetes drugs, citing health and national security risks.

Brentwood is vetting five city manager finalists with a public event after Kirk Bednar's retirement, highlighting their diverse backgrounds in city management and government roles.

Tennessee's financial commissioner announced a new maximum interest rate of 11.50%, determined by adding 4% to the Federal Reserve's prime rate, which will remain until the prime rate changes.

Nashville police urge the public to secure their vehicles and valuables as a high number of guns are stolen from cars, linking this to increased crime.

Tennessee State Parks added $1.9 billion to the economy and supported over 13,000 jobs in FY 2024, also contributing significantly to household incomes, state GDP, and tax revenues.

Governor Bill Lee has closed state offices in West and Middle Tennessee due to a winter storm, with TEMA coordinating readiness and TDOT treating roads.

Lipscomb University transformed an old steam plant into a modern scene shop for its theatre department, enhancing set construction, prop storage, and educational opportunities.

Jenni Nisewander is appointed the next Finance Director Designee for Cookeville, taking over from Brenda Imel, with plans for a smooth transition in the city's financial leadership.