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.

Tennessee Rep. Todd Warner proposed a bill to rename Nashville International Airport after Donald Trump, prompting discussions on political and practical implications.

The Tennessee Supreme Court refuted DOJ allegations of ADA violations against TBLE and TLAP, asserting commitment to nondiscrimination and ADA compliance.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has announced a special legislative session for January 27 to address school choice, hurricane relief, and immigration enforcement.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission rescheduled their meeting to January 24 in Nashville due to bad weather. They will discuss wildlife commercial use and boating safety rules, and introduce new committees for future planning.

Tennessee Tech's Gözde Çakır Ramsey performed at Carnegie Hall, highlighting the university's musical prowess.

TDEC is offering grants for enhancing solid waste management, open for applications by communities and non-profits, focusing on projects including organics management and hazardous waste facility upgrades.