The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission approved amendments on wildlife commercial use, fish import rules, vessel equipment requirements, and naming policies for TWRA assets.

Tennessee awards funding to 19 businesses from the Agricultural Enterprise Fund to boost the state's agricultural sector and stimulate rural economies.

Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee will deliver his seventh State of the State address on February 10, focusing on the state's opportunities, security, and freedom.

Tennessee allocated $10 million in grants to 245 volunteer fire departments for equipment and training, as part of the Volunteer Firefighter Equipment and Training Grant Program.

Tennessee and 15 states have reached a $7.4 billion settlement with the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma for their role in the opioid crisis, the largest of its kind in US history.

Nashville conducted its annual homeless count, discovering a deceased person during the event. Volunteers and officials from multiple departments participated in the survey, which aims to assess homelessness in the city. An investigation is ongoing.

TennCare recipients report a 96% satisfaction rate, suggesting strong approval of Tennessee's healthcare for low-income families, as per the University of Tennessee study.

MTSU aims to facilitate transfers from local community colleges through its MTSU Promise Tour, offering support, application fee waivers, and scholarship opportunities for potential students.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has announced an agenda on illegal immigration, including a new enforcement division, with proposals to enhance coordination with federal agencies and penalize local officials who enact sanctuary policies.

Tennessee's loan interest rate is set at 11.50%, as per the Department of Financial Institutions, effective immediately and tied to the Federal Reserve prime rate plus 4%.

Four new officers, including ex-military interpreter A.J. Aljaff, were sworn into the Brentwood Police Department, bringing diverse skills and experiences to the force.

Mayor Joe Pitts honored Dr. King's legacy, highlighting progress and the ongoing struggle for unity and social justice in Clarksville, and emphasizing nonviolence and love.

Jeremy Ball was appointed by Governor Bill Lee as the new Circuit Court Judge for Tennessee's 4th Judicial District, following Judge Duane Slone's passing.