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Threats to city officials and municipal employees are on the rise, negatively impacting the ability of officials to do their jobs, making some leave the government sector altogether, and event

Tennessee is one of six states hit by a record-breaking severe tornadic event that left more than 80 dead, including five in Tennessee. In addition to at least 30 other concurrent tornados and

City officials from across the state attended the 81st TML Annual Conference in Chattanooga, Sept. 18 - 21. The four-day conference featured top-notch speakers, several special events, and 15

TML Executive Director Anthony Haynes and TMBF President and CEO Wade Morrell have embarked on a statewide city tour traveling from Memphis to Mountain City. Pictured are Morrell, Mountain City

Leveraging grant funds and local know-how, the city of Loretto is showing that smaller municipalities don’t need to shy away from big dreams. In less than a decade, the city has utilized more than $3

The TML Board of Directors met in November to set the League's legislative agenda for 2022

A new recreation area the size of Central Park is coming to the Middle Fork of the Forked Deer River between Jackson and Three Way in a project that will combine opportunities for outdoor recreation

In light of projected economic uncertainty and financial changes brought about by the pandemic, the Tennessee State Funding Board elected to approve more conservative than normal budget estimates for

Redefining WOTUS will be a two-part process for the EPA and the Corps. The initial rulemaking will restore the WOTUS definition to the version in place before its 2015 change and will include updates

The Tennessee Smart Yards program involves homeowners and residents across the state to incorporate lawn and property management guidelines that yield healthier, more sustainable landscapes through

What are some tips that you can implement today that will improve your cybersecurity and decrease the risk of a hack? hat will make a huge impact, even if they don’t seem like a big deal on the

The devastating flooding that killed 20 people in Waverly prompted the creation of the Flood Ready TN Coalition, a group of local government leaders who are working to address ongoing issues faced