Trader Joe's recalls Infinite Herbs organic basil due to a salmonella outbreak affecting multiple states, with customers advised to discard or return it for a refund.

Nashville celebrates the upgrade of 6,183 streetlights to energy-saving LEDs that could save the city $20 million over ten years and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Tennessee's March tax revenue totaled $1.67 billion, exceeding expectations by $17.6 million, though the state is $420 million behind year-to-date forecasts.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and governors from five other states oppose the UAW's unionization efforts, asserting that it could threaten jobs and advocate for direct employer-employee relationships instead.

The TWRA will merge its hunting and fishing guides into one, effective August 1, 2024, to cut costs and simplify access to regulations, with rules set annually from August to July.

The Nashville Register of Deeds Office was named one of the best workplaces by the Nashville Business Journal based on a confidential employee survey.

The Tennessee Attorney General warns of tax scams including fake IRS communications and false tax debt resolution, urging skepticism and reporting of suspicious contacts.

Prince's Hot Chicken has opened at Nashville International Airport, offering travelers its signature spicy chicken. The airport expands its dining options post-Covid with various eateries, including Half Moon Empanadas.

A new bill, HB 2712, aims to create a $6 million fund to support small music venues in Tennessee, with lawmakers debating the specifics of the grants.

Tennessee sees a minor drop in gas prices, averaging $3.15 per gallon, down by three cents from the previous week, and an AAA spokesperson comments on seasonal price fluctuations.

The Tennessee Senate passed a bill to make adding vaccines to food illegal, awaiting Governor Lee's signature.

RiverGate Mall in Goodlettsville is up for sale, offering a redevelopment opportunity for the over 500,000-square-foot property amid a changing retail landscape.

Female distillers in Tennessee are being acknowledged for their contributions to the traditionally male-dominated whiskey industry during Women's History Month.