Nike will cut 775 jobs, mostly at distribution centers in Tennessee and Mississippi, as the company pushes to speed automation and streamline operations.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture received over $880,000 from the USDA to help expand the state's hardwood industry into markets in India and Vietnam.

The Nashville Kroger on Monroe Street celebrated its grand reopening after a $22 million renovation, introducing new features like a Starbucks and creating 50 jobs. The community, having felt the absence, welcomed its return.

Nashville's Beer Board introduces a new Beer Board Accountability Training program for local industry members.

The Boring Company is initiating the Music City Loop project in Nashville, starting construction work and progressing with permits, design, and community engagement for an underground transit system.

Metropolis launches "Park & Play Program" offering free parking for a year to Nashville musicians, aimed at easing their financial burdens and supporting the local artist community.

Puckett's Restaurant in Nashville temporarily closed due to an HVAC system failure; no injuries reported, and repairs are in progress for a prompt reopening.

The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that Byron Black's execution can proceed despite his implanted heart device, which could cause complications during lethal injection. His lawyers are considering further actions.

TWRA seeks landowners to lease fields for the 2025 dove hunting season, offering up to $4,000 for harvested grain acreage accessible on priority dates in September.

Mayor Freddie O'Connell is addressing Nashville's food deserts by urging community collaboration and innovative solutions to improve access to affordable, nutritious food.

Tennessee tourism sector's direct visitor spending hit a record $31.7 billion in 2024, the fourth consecutive annual increase, saving each household roughly $1,170 in taxes.

Franklin Police warn against leaving pets in hot cars, emphasizing the legal and safety consequences for endangered animals, and advise keeping pets at home during heatwaves.

Howmet Aerospace Inc. is expanding its Morristown, Tennessee, operations, creating 217 new jobs, adding to the previously announced 50, as confirmed by the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.