Tennessee settles with BlackRock over ESG investment disclosures, enforcing enhanced transparency and fidelity to financial interests in proxy voting and investor communications.

Canine Nash retires from the Metro Nashville Police after years as an apprehension and narcotics K-9, becoming a full-time family member of his handler.

TSU band director Dr. Reginald McDonald was removed from his post amid an internal audit and policy compliance issues.

Tennessee's TennCare has awarded $1.5 million annual grants to ten psychiatric hospitals for infrastructure and service enhancements for TennCare enrollees.

Fire Captain Don Dallenbach of Hendersonville Fire Department passed away at 58 from pancreatic cancer, leaving behind a legacy of service and health advocacy.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee has called a special legislative session for January 27 to discuss the Education Freedom Act, Hurricane Helene disaster relief, and immigration safety measures.

THEC and TBR partnered with Ithaka S+R to help adult learners in Tennessee complete their degrees, specifically targeting those who have been impeded by financial holds. They plan to develop strategies through 2025 with support from foundations.

The Sixth Circuit Court upholds the Protective Tennessee Minors Act, aiming to restrict minors' access to adult content, as court proceedings continue.

Nashville reported a reduction in guns stolen from vehicles in 2024, reaching a five-year low with 928 cases, a drop from 1,209 in 2023. This type of theft still makes up 70% of all gun thefts.

The court ruled Nashville's public transportation plan, Choose How You Move, legal after voter support, with Mayor Freddie O'Connell and Law Director Wally Dietz affirming commitment and compliance with law.

The Nashville EOC, after managing winter storms, deactivated as snow melts and the city resumes normal activities with extended shelter hours and transit updates.

Jackson County mourns the loss of Mayor Randy Heady, who passed away after a battle with cancer. Gov. Bill Lee and Rep. John Rose expressed their condolences.

Lipscomb University reports a record influx of graduate students for the spring semester, indicating growth and successful collaboration within the institution.