Governor Bill Lee to speak on economic growth and innovation in his State of the State address, focusing on job creation, government efficiency, energy innovation, housing strategy, and balancing development with conservation in Tennessee.

Bulgaria received its first F-16 Block 70 aircraft from Lockheed Martin, enhancing its military capabilities and NATO role, with help from the Tennessee National Guard.

Franklin Police Department has been reaccredited by the Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police, showcasing their commitment to high standards of professionalism and service.

Tennessee is expanding REAL ID appointments as the May 7 federal deadline approaches, with the Department of Safety and Homeland Security adding 1,400 daily slots.

Belmont University's CSM expands its summer science camp offerings from six to 14 due to rising enrollment and interest, now including middle school students and advanced topics.

Belmont University's College of Law is named a finalist in Bloomberg Law's Law School Innovation Program for its unique Extended Enneagram Training focusing on career resilience and well-being.

Lipscomb University law students visited Washington D.C. for hands-on experience in the American legal system, meeting professionals and touring national landmarks and institutions.

United Way opens a free tax prep site in Clarksville, TN for those earning under $76,000, providing assistance with tax returns and highlighting savings from tax prep fees.

Nashville hosts its first Animation Y’all Expo at Lipscomb University, featuring industry experts and workshops, expanding the region's animation scene.

Clarksville honored 220 city employees for their service, highlighting milestones from 5 to 45 years, with Thomas McClellan recognized for 45 years at the annual luncheon.

The Commissioner of Financial Institutions announced the new max home loan interest rate at 8.78% starting March 2025, based on an established formula linked to long-term government bond yields.

Tennessee sets a new maximum interest rate at 11.50% per annum, as announced by Commissioner Greg Gonzales, based on the current prime loan rate plus a margin.

Tennessee Workers' Compensation seeks nominees for the Sue Ann Head Award, honoring individuals for excellence in the system, requiring a five-year involvement.