Super Tuesday primary, 4 municipal elections held Municipal elections were held in four cities and towns across Tennessee to coincide with the state’s federal primaries on Super Tuesday. 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... 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 Amid slower growth, state budget requests focus on infrastructure, economic development With economic officials expecting the state to see slight to moderate growth in the next fiscal year, budget presentations from state department heads to Gov. Bill Lee focused largely on leveraging Flash drought, burn season leave firefighters battling wildfires across Tennessee The state’s usual wildfire season combined with a “flash drought” event is leading to dozens of wildfires across Tennessee and prompting concerns from firefighters, city officials, property owners Opioid abatement council delivers annual report; updates grant information The Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council issued its annual report for 2023 including the total amount of funds received by the fund, abatement strategies that have been approved, and what funds and Mayors can play vital role in ending summer hunger for kids Mayors are being asked to lead the charge to defeat childhood hunger across America by promoting new programs in their cities. More than 30 million American children participate in the USDA’s school Tennessee municipalities hold fall festivities Municipalities across the state of Tennessee came together to celebrate the autumn season with harvest festivals, trick-or-treating, and plenty of fun local events. , Former mayor's train display brings Mt. Juliet history to life As the WeGo Star pulls out of the Mt. Juliet station, bringing commuters into Nashville, another, smaller train is making its way around the bend nearby in the Mt. Juliet Community Center in the city Parsons entrepreneur center, statewide initiative aimed at growing Tennessee's rural economies Private and public officials gathered in Parsons to unveil a new statewide initiative to grow Tennessee’s rural economies. Gov. Bill Lee and other dignitaries joined the Ayers Foundation Trust Founders, Jim and Janet Ayers, to unveil the new Come Home Tennessee initiative and open the Ayers... EPA announces protections removed from majority of wetlands following WOTUS ruling Federal protections have been removed from a majority of the country’s wetlands as the Environmental Protection Agency seeks to comply with a recent U.S. Supreme court ruling. A joint announcement on the final rule amending the definition of protected “waters of the United States” came from the EPA... Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page