Dr. Prabha Liyanapathiranage is appointed as the new State Plant Pathologist by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture to combat plant diseases and invasive pests in Tennessee's agricultural sector.

The June 2023 Tennessee revenue report shows slight gains over the previous year but falls short of projections, with varying performance across tax categories.

The Tennessee Department of Labor promotes the federal PAID program for employers to voluntarily address wage and overtime discrepancies and avoid penalties.

TN Gov. Bill Lee and Commissioner Stuart McWhorter announce a trip to the UK to boost economic ties and attract investments to Tennessee, including attending the Farnborough Airshow.

A lawsuit against Tennessee's anti-drag show law was dismissed by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court, reversing a lower court's ruling that had halted enforcement in some areas.

The Metro Public Health Department in Nashville has issued a public notice regarding new permit applications that may affect air quality; public comments are accepted until August 18, 2024.

Tennessee maintains a steady 3% unemployment rate in June, reflecting a stable job market and modest nonfarm job growth, despite year-over-year losses in some sectors.

Gov. Bill Lee called school choice the civil rights issue of our time, sparking criticism from Tennessee Democrats who find the comparison offensive to the movement's legacy.

Tennessee's TDEC has announced grants totaling $332,953 for recycling education and organic waste management to help communities reduce landfill use and improve recycling practices.

Nashville's transportation referendum, supported by Mayor Freddie O’Connell and the Metro Council, will be on the November ballot, proposing major transit improvements.

Brian Taylor, GM at CDE Lightband, received the TMEPA Outstanding Service Award for his dedication to public power in Tennessee.

Clarksville is developing a second water treatment plant and upgrading its wastewater treatment facility to support its growing population and industrial sector.

Nashville's Metro Council approved Mayor O’Connell’s "Choose How You Move" plan, setting a November ballot referendum for a $3 billion transit system upgrade.