The Tennessee Department of Revenue is hosting a free webinar on alcohol taxes on September 24, to help industry stakeholders understand tax issues related to their business.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee appointed Matt Van Epps as the new head of the Department of General Services, succeeding Christi Branscom who is stepping down.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is accepting grant proposals to combat nonpoint source pollution, with a deadline of December 2, 2024. Eligible entities can apply for funding to implement water quality projects.

U.S. Attorney Henry Leventis has announced his resignation, effective October 4, 2024, after serving for two years and leading key initiatives in the Middle District of Tennessee.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet at Paris Landing State Park Lodge to discuss a new safety video, honor wildlife employees, and cover new outdoor recreation frameworks.

Robert L. James Jr. has been appointed Director of Nashville's Bloomberg American Sustainable Cities i-team by Mayor Freddie O'Connell, focusing on sustainability and equality.

The Jasper Driver Services Center is closing for one day on Sept. 20 for technology upgrades, including new self-service kiosks. Operations will resume Sept. 23.

Former Metro Nashville officer Avery Irwin was sworn into the Franklin Police, bringing experience and a personal connection to the community he'll serve.

Two emergency telecommunicators at Nashville's DEC, Jennifer Reynolds and Jimmie Shouse, are promoted to supervisory roles, effective September 14, 2024.

Davidson County introduces the RESET Program to help elderly residents with financial assistance and counseling, coordinated by the Financial Empowerment Center.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and TDEC announce a $332,173 loan to improve Northwest Dyersburg Utility District's water infrastructure, as part of a larger $48.6 million statewide initiative.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee appointed Adrienne Waters Ogle, Kimberly Lund, and Joshua Turnbow to new judicial positions, as part of a judicial restructuring effort in the state.

TEMA and TDHS in Tennessee are distributing 300 Emergency Go-Kits to individuals with disabilities for enhanced emergency readiness, featuring items like weather radios and strobe lights.