Tennessee Governor Bill Lee supports President-elect Trump's aim to end the U.S. Department of Education, emphasizing state efficiency in managing education needs.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions has announced a new maximum interest rate of 11.90%, effective until further Federal Reserve adjustments.

Clarksville has opened a new downtown parking garage, adding 587 spaces. The city is preparing for a grand opening with Mayor Pitts and is expected to enhance the historic district and future developments.

The Tennessee Department of Correction is hosting a Rapid Hiring Event to recruit correctional officers, offering competitive salaries, bonuses, and benefits, along with thorough training for new recruits.

Moody's Investor Services upgraded Cookeville, Tennessee's bond rating to Aa1, heralding the city's economic growth and fiscal management, with plans for infrastructure projects like new fire stations and road expansions.

Cookeville, TN, experienced high development activity with 106 building permits issued in October 2024, signaling robust residential and commercial growth.

Clarksville-Montgomery County exemplifies a strong bond with the military, valuing authentic patriotism and providing substantial support for its large veteran population.

The City of Clarksville released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting the city's achievements and providing transparency on governmental activities. Mayor Joe Pitts applauded the efforts of city employees in the report.

The Franklin Police Department is collecting toys for local families from Nov 12 to Dec 20, with donations accepted at their headquarters. The drive honors Kristi Clark and son Carter, who died aiding a crash victim.

Tennessee's FEMA aid application deadline for Tropical Storm Helene victims has been extended to January 7, 2025, providing more time to apply for disaster assistance.

Tennessee's Department of Safety urges citizens to get REAL ID compliant identification before May 2025 to avoid rush and access federal facilities and flights.

Tennessee celebrates Career Development Month with various programs to prepare students for high-demand jobs and highlight career pathways like CTE and ISMs during November.

Nolensville, TN voters approved a referendum allowing the sale of wine in retail food stores, with about 90% in favor. The change comes as major grocers are set to open in the town.