Tennessee's Commissioner Gonzales sets a new interest rate at 12.50%, reflecting a rise in the prime loan rate to 8.50%. This follows state law requiring weekly rate adjustments.

The Sumner County Commission approved a budget allowing for teacher pay raises and repairs to high school athletic facilities after advocacy and debate over funding and management issues.

A judge has ruled that Williamson County can remove the Confederate flag from its official county seal, affirming the decision by the Tennessee Historical Commission.

Dale Grandstaff has been named the new Colonel of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency's law enforcement division.

Governor Bill Lee and TDEC have established the Office of Outdoor Recreation in Tennessee to advance conservation and outdoor access, with Brian Clifford at its helm.

The 11th Annual Williamson County Battle of the Badges Blood Drive encourages blood donations with a friendly rivalry between local law enforcement and firefighters on Aug. 21.

La Vergne prepares to open Fire Station 41 on August 20, enhancing fire safety with advanced training facilities, new administrative offices, and more space for emergency vehicles.

Tennessee's Commissioner Gonzales sets the home loan interest rate for September 2024 at 8.31%, based on a formula tied to long-term government bond yields.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions has announced a stable maximum interest rate of 12.50%, with weekly updates to provide transparency in financial dealings.

Rutherford County conducted a safety drill at Siegel High School to train for active-shooter scenarios, involving multiple agencies but no actual students.

Rutherford County has signed a five-year contract with Waste Management Inc. to manage solid waste from a new transfer station set to open by spring 2025.

The Franklin Police Department is hosting National Night Out at Pinkerton Park for community bonding, with free food, giveaways, music, and a chance to meet first responders.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell's transportation improvement program, "Choose How You Move," will be on the November 5 ballot after Metro Council's approval. This plan aims to enhance sidewalks, transit services, and traffic safety.