DOJ releases new guidelines on policies, practices for specialized policing units The Department of Justice has issued a 72-page guide for state and local law enforcement agencies regarding practices and policies for specialized units, following a review of such units after one was AI data providing solutions to retail, business recruitment in small cities With new uses for artificial intelligence (AI) technology being discovered daily, smaller municipalities in Tennessee are realizing how they can put AI to work to promote and attract retailers. Both 113 General Assembly back in session Today, the Second Session of the 113 General Assembly was gaveled into session at noon. The Governor’s proposed expansion of the Education Freedom Scholarships and reform of the Franchise and Excise Tax are likely to be the central components of his budget proposal. The recent development regarding... TDEC: Municipalities can take advantage of new brownfields grant Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) officials are hoping community leaders take advantage of a new grant program designed to return brownfield sites to tax rolls and community 6 fatalities in Tennessee's deadliest December tornado outbreak Six people are dead following tornado outbreaks in Middle and West Tennessee, which may be the deadliest December outbreak in state history. According to the National Weather Service, several storm Tennessee municipalities spread holiday cheer Municipalities across Tennessee are celebrating the season with a wide variety of events that bring holiday cheer to residents and visitors alike. EV adoption projected to increase as public, private investment increases charging options While electric vehicle sales are less than industry experts predicted, continued investment in EV infrastructure is expected to help bridge the gap. Officials with Ford announced they would be State revenues predicted to grow at a slower pace over the next two years The State Funding Board set a growth rate for general fund revenue collections to fall between a negative 0.5% to 0% for the remaining FY2023. For the FY2024-25 budget, the board adopted a modest Proposed EPA rule would require removal of lead water pipes within a decade The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is asking for feedback on a new rule proposal that would require all lead drinking water pipes to be replaced within ten years, offering few exceptions. The Radar survey shines new light on historic Gallatin City Cemetery A walk through Gallatin’s historic city cemetery is a walk through the city’s history. Ken Thomson, president of the Sumner County Historical Society, said the first plot of land on which the cemetery Knoxville leaders explore use of delivery robots as autonomous services seek to expand Following the successful rollout of food delivery robots on the University of Tennessee Knoxville campus in 2022, city leaders in Knoxville are now considering whether or not the technology is a good Fall elections held in six cities Elections were held in six municipalities this fall, including a run-off in Knoxville. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
