Vanderbilt University and the Nashville DEC receive an NSF grant to advance 'Angie,' an AI-based emergency dispatch simulator, enhancing dispatcher training with realistic scenarios.

The TWRA has announced the application period for Tennessee's 2024 Mid-Season Waterfowl Quota Hunt, from October 23 to November 12, with an application fee and a digital-only submission policy.

Lisa Canfield of Clarksville, TN, has been elected Vice President of TAMCAR, indicating her deep commitment to public service and continuing education.

The Tennessee National Guard aids in Hurricane Helene relief efforts in East Tennessee, providing rescues, transport of supplies, and infrastructure repair.

TDEC is offering a mobile hazardous waste collection in Anderson, Houston, and Wilson counties on Saturday, allowing residents to dispose of items like cleaning fluids and pesticides safely.

The Tennessee National Guard is providing 24/7 support in East Tennessee post-Hurricane Helene, including rescues and delivering over 34,000 pounds of supplies.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions set the new annual interest rate at 12.00%, effective October 1, 2024, based on the current prime rate plus 4%.

Nashville's leaders announce meetings to address domestic violence by enhancing offender accountability and increasing victim safety, coinciding with Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Tennessee farms offer agritourism experiences in the fall, including pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and farm tours, providing family-friendly activities and farm-to-table culinary delights.

The Tennessee National Guard is conducting rescue operations in East Tennessee following Hurricane Helene, utilizing Blackhawks for aerial rescues and deploying swift water rescue teams amidst severe flooding.

Former Tennessee Governor Winfield Dunn has died at 97, leaving behind a legacy of significant contributions to education and development in the state.

A Coffee County resident, Matthew Aussiker, pleaded guilty to tax charges and received two years of supervised probation and must pay restitution, the Tennessee Department of Revenue reports.

A man in Coffee County pleaded guilty to tax fraud and was sentenced to supervised probation and restitution payments after illegally registering two boats.