UTC initiative brings law enforcement, academics together to fight violent crime A new research center at the University of Tennessee Chattanooga is bringing academics and law enforcement together, using data to tackle violent crime. Police departments must meet federal cybersecurity standards to access important databases Police departments without proper cyber security measures in place could lose access to valuable state and federal databases that provide information about sex offenders, warrants, licensing data Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly wins second term Tim Kelly will remain mayor of Chattanooga with two council races headed to run-offs and voters approving residency changes for city employees. City officials gather in Nashville for 2025 TML Legislative Conference Municipal officials from across Tennessee gathered in Nashville on March 3-4 to hear from a variety of lawmakers, state officials, and experts on the issues at the TML Legislative Conference. TNCPE, MTAS partner to help other cities repeat Germantown's Baldrige success In 2019, the city of Germantown became the first municipality in Tennessee and one of only five municipalities in the country to receive the coveted Malcolm Baldrige Performance Excellence Program Historic downtown Clinton furniture store renovated into affordable housing A historic building in downtown Clinton has reopened with 39 affordable housing units, part of larger redevelopment efforts in the area. The renovation of the Daugherty Lofts is one of several TML, TMBF celebrate new partnership with FirstBank Tennessee-based FirstBank has become the newest TML sponsor and the latest bank to join the family of lenders offering benefits to municipalities through the Tennessee Municipal Bond Fund (TMBF). Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee delivers seventh State of the State address Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee delivered his seventh State of the State address to a joint session of the General Assembly in House Chamber of the Tennessee State Capitol. TVA's Jeff Lyash discusses Integrated Resource plan, future of power The Tennessee Valley Authority is the nation’s largest public power provider, generating and distributing power to 153 local power companies across seven-states in the Tennessee Valley region while Ford supports West Tennessee cities with Good Neighbor Plan The Ford Motor Company has announced $9 million charitable investments in Brownsville, Mason, and Stanton to improve the lives of residents surrounding its new Blue Oval City plant in Stanton. Chattanooga becomes first Tennessee city to use new Voluntary Attainable Housing Incentives program Chattanooga has become the first city in Tennessee to offer Voluntary Attainable Housing Incentives, zoning relief for housing developments that provide ten percent of units priced at 80% Area Median Tennessee Congressional delegation receives committee assignments Committee assignments have been finalized for both chambers as members take their seats in the 119th U.S. Congress. Pagination 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page