With a new year comes a new look for the Tennessee Municipal League (TML). When developing the roadmap for the next 20 years of TML, the 2025 Visioning Committee highlighted the need for impactful
Information technology is a major component of every municipality’s annual spending, yet many towns and cities struggle with where to begin. A thoughtful IT budget helps uncover inefficiencies, reduce
As countrywide celebrations of America’s founding kick off, municipalities across Tennessee are showcasing how local stories are an important part of national history.
The city of Springfield is partnering with Austin Peay State University’s Geographic Information System (GIS) Center on a project that is helping the city make data-driven decisions and training the
Municipal officials from across Tennessee have gathered for Tennessee Municipal League (TML) District meetings, discussing upcoming legislative issues as well as local and regional concerns.
The State Funding Board voted to set a growth rate for the state lower than average but higher than last year’s projected numbers as economic experts cited a “volatile” and “uncertain” economic future
Investments in AI technology, maintaining state roadways and bridges amid declining revenues, and growing economic development and tourism initiatives were among funding requests presented by state
In a race that was watched nationwide, former Department of General Services Commissioner Matt Van Epps defeated State Rep. Aftyn Behn in the 7th District U.S. Congressional special election on Dec. 2
As officials reflect on 35 years since the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the city of Knoxville was recently named the nation's most accessible and affordable community for
Members of the TML Board of Directors held their fall board meeting in Nashville on Nov. 6, 2025.
Fall elections were held in four municipalities, including Franklin, Humboldt, Knoxville, and Selmer.
A sales tax referendum was also on the ballot in Knoxville, which was rejected by voters.
A new update to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is requiring governments and government-affiliated websites, mobile apps, and social media posts be accessible to all.
