Tennessee's Department of Financial Institutions announces an updated loan interest rate of 11.75 percent, reflecting changes in the market and Federal Reserve rates.

Nashville's Metro Council narrowly voted against a contract for police to expand surveillance using Fusus technology, amid privacy concerns and public debate.

Nashville residents are expressing mixed opinions on funding FUSUS technology, which would let police access private business cameras. Privacy concerns conflict with law enforcement's support for the crime-fighting tool.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency seeks public feedback on hunting regulations for the 2025-26 seasons through an online platform until January 1, 2025.

Clarksville announces free street parking downtown on Mondays and Fridays in December, excluding parking structures, to encourage holiday shopping. Normal parking enforcement still applies on other days, and illegal parking will be ticketed.

Montgomery County and Clarksville collaborate to simplify property tax payments, providing a one-stop service for residents with tax freeze and relief statuses from Dec 3, 2024, to Feb 27, 2025.

A group sues to stop Nashville's transit plan, arguing it has misleading language, improper funding under the IMPROVE Act, and extends beyond the legal scope.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will vote on hunting and fishing license fee increases at their final meeting in Memphis, reflecting consumer price index inflation.

Dr. Sanmi Areola has been appointed by the Metro Board of Health as the new director for the Metro Public Health Department, starting in February 2025.

Brentwood continues its search for a new city manager after failing to secure an acceptable candidate. The mayor stated they're restarting the process, aiming to fill the role before the current manager retires in February 2025.

The Metro Nashville Police Department is deploying 16 new patrol vehicles with a fresh design, featuring silver and gray colors and a new "NASH PD" logo.

Dr. Robert M. Smith joins the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, with his appointment confirmed by Governor Bill Lee and supported by Executive Director Dr. Steven Gentile.

Nashville Police increase patrols at shopping centers for holiday safety and traffic management, including mounted officers, bicycles, and aerial surveillance.