Officials are raising awareness about a new synthetic opioid linked to nearly 35 deaths in East Tennessee.
Municipal officials from across Tennessee gathered at the Downtown DoubleTree Hotel in Nashville March 2-3, 2026, to hear from policy experts, meet with legislators, and discuss timely municipal
A new blueways master plan is bringing state funding and resources to municipalities seeking more recreation, tourism, and economic development along 15 major waterways in Tennessee.
As Tennessee municipalities look for ways to finance capital projects and infrastructure amid unprecedented growth, changes to investment markets, federal monetary policy, and a new chair of the
Tennessee needs at least $82.7 billion to maintain public infrastructure – a $5 billion increase over the previous year – according to an annual report issued by the Tennessee Advisory Commission on
West Tennesseans are being asked to participate in the most recent aspect of a larger project aimed at mapping, promoting, and building musical assets across the state. The West Tennessee Music Census
Gov. Bill Lee delivered his eighth and final State of the State Address on Feb. 2 before the Tennessee General Assembly, highlighting priorities including expanding the school voucher program, crime
State officials confirmed 31 weather-related deaths amid Winter Storm Fern, leading to a statewide emergency declaration. Officials with the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) said one death
With penny production halted and circulation shortages reported by banks and retailers, cities across Tennessee are also looking for guidance on how to handle currency issues. Perhaps nowhere is the
A special exhibit at the Circle Gallery at Kingsport City Hall is showing a different side of city employees. Kingsport Cultural Arts, a department within the city, is hosting the exhibit of art works
Nearly one-fifth of Tennessee children are living in poverty as childcare costs soar above rates of in-state tuition for state colleges. Data from the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth (TCCY)
Legislators returned to Nashville on Jan. 13, 2026. to convene the second session of the 114th General Assembly. Top priorities expected for this session include the expansion of Gov. Bill Lee’s
