Tennessee caps October 2024 home loan interest rates at 8.15%, a shift which aligns with federal regulation changes and could affect current and prospective homeowners.

Nashville receives a $5 million federal grant to address affordable housing challenges through innovative policy strategies and partnerships with faith-based organizations.

Howmet Aerospace is expanding in Morristown, Tennessee, promising 50 new jobs and a $27.9 million local investment, signaling strong commitment to the region's economy.

Nashville unveils Strobel House, a $35 million project providing 90 rooms with essential amenities for the homeless, emphasizing a model for future initiatives to combat homelessness.

NDOT is monitoring River Trace near State Route 12 for safety, awaiting a Geotech report by July 19, 2024, and keeping locals informed while advising them to report any issues.

Murfreesboro has canceled its deal with Notes Live for a proposed amphitheater due to the company's request to change the project's scope, which included increasing capacity and eliminating a restaurant and music venue.

The Nashville Catalyst Fund, launched by Mayor Freddie O'Connell and partners, aims to develop and preserve affordable housing in Nashville, with an initial investment of $75 million, hoping to raise it to $100 million.

Percy Warner Golf Course in Nashville reopens June 29 after major renovations, with tee time reservations starting June 22. The course improvements include new practice areas, tee boxes, and an irrigation system.

Nashville is developing a Unified Housing Strategy to increase affordable housing access, seeking community input through listening sessions and a public survey.

Tennessee's Commissioner Gonzales sets July 2022's maximum home loan interest rate to 8.69%, following the 1987 state law tied to long-term government bond yields.

A man assaulted Waffle House employees, stole cash, and fled. He was found in a hotel attic, fell through the ceiling, and was arrested after a standoff with police.

Dunlap, Tennessee, received a $632,807 federal grant from the EPA to clean up the contaminated old Victory Automotive site, part of a broader $5.6 million initiative across the state supported by TDEC.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts halts the transformation of Mason Rudolph Golf Course into a park due to mixed public reactions, with future plans pending community input.