Dr. Brittany Cox has been promoted to assistant commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Health to oversee the Division of Health Disparities Elimination, focusing on the health of underserved communities.

Giles County receives a $20,000 grant from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to identify and plan the redevelopment of underused properties as part of the Brownfield Redevelopment Area Grants program.

Thirteen certified officers graduated from the Tennessee Highway Patrol training and were sworn in, bringing 93 years of combined experience to the force.

Tennessee veterans and service members who were possibly misled by Harris Jewelry must file claims by December 21, 2024, for refunds linked to violations of consumer protection laws.

Chronic wasting disease (CWD) was detected in a white-tailed deer in Carroll County, Tennessee. The TWRA confirmed the case within the existing CWD Management Zone, keeping hunting regulations the same but promoting the Earn-a-Buck Program.

Dwayne Tucker is appointed interim president of Tennessee State University following Ronald Johnson's resignation, taking on challenges in a period of financial strain and leadership instability.

Nashville celebrated the National League of Cities' 100-year legacy, highlighting its participation and contributions at the centennial summit, as well as the city’s involvement with NLC since 1958.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency leads a safety initiative with other agencies to prevent boating accidents near dams, highlighted by a new safety video and recent statistics of related deaths.

A new Workforce Center is opening on Nashville State Community College's East Davidson campus. The center aims to provide job assistance and training to residents in partnership with local workforce organizations.

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation awarded Coffee County a $20,000 grant for brownfield site redevelopment, aiming to stimulate both environmental clean-up and economic development.

The Williamson County Board of Education removed three books from school libraries and restricted two due to explicit content, in line with state law and educational mission considerations.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions has set a new effective maximum interest rate at 11.75%, to remain until the prime loan rate changes.

Clarksville reflects on the December 9, 2023 tornado, recalling the destruction and loss it caused, while also highlighting community resilience and ongoing recovery efforts.