The Tennessee Department of Agriculture announced recipients of the AgTrack fund, supporting agricultural businesses and promoting economic growth in the state.

Clarksville’s new ACT Authority starts to foster the arts, culture, and tourism, with board appointments and plans to finance the Clarksville Performing Arts Center expansion.

Donald Trump is set to speak at Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville, touching on his crypto stance among an array of speakers including Russell Brand and Edward Snowden.

The U.S. Copyright Office's new ruling allows songwriters to collect royalties from streams, a change that ensures they are compensated when their 35-year agreement with publishers expires.

The Tennessee Department of Revenue is offering a free webinar on July 10 for new entrepreneurs on state tax obligations and resources for businesses.

White supremacists from Patriot Front marched in Nashville, prompting condemnation by the Tennessee Democratic Party and calls for Republican leaders to also denounce the demonstration.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture partners with Homegrown By Heroes to honor veteran farmers and promote Tennessee-grown products through a unified branding initiative.

Most Metro Offices in Nashville will close on July 4th for Independence Day, with some also closed on July 5th; essential services will remain operational.

TWRA joins Operation Dry Water to reduce boating under the influence around July 4th. Increased patrols aim for safe boating and enforce BUI laws with collaboration from the US Coast Guard and other organizations.

The TDCI and SFMO urge Tennessee residents to celebrate Independence Day safely, highlighting last year's fireworks-related injuries and fires, and recommending public displays over personal use.

Two MPD officers, Charles Ryan Speed and Steven Vajcner, were promoted to Sergeant, with the department highlighting their dedication to policing and service.

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions increased the state's cap on loan interest rates to 12.50 percent, affecting borrowers as it adjusts with the Federal Reserve's changes in prime loan rates.

Nashville-Davidson has proposed reinforcing its WWTP against flooding and seeks public comment on the FEMA-funded project, which includes installing a flood wall.