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With tightening local budgets and less state and federal grant money expected, municipalities across the country are changing how they prioritize and fund essential infrastructure projects.

Voters went to the polls for the Tennessee District 7 Special Congressional primary election as well as two municipal elections in September and October. 

While it is one of the fastest-growing crimes in the state, many Tennesseans are unaware of the signs of and risk factors for human trafficking.

Through partnerships between Chattanooga Electric Power Board (EPB), Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Tennessee is positioning itself on the

Tennessee is welcoming the addition of eight new state parks, boosting recreational, tourism, and economic development opportunities for multiple communities. 

Before the hit TV show Ted Lasso captured hearts and Emmy awards, Coach Donnie Campbell inspired students and athletes to better their performances by bettering themselves. 

Following the Tennessee General Assembly’s overhaul of the state’s hemp regulations, officials are working to familiarize local leaders and law enforcement agencies in advance of the new law taking

Tennesseans can expect changes in both the state and national economy as federal policy shifts bring more economic uncertainty.

At a time when it is more important than ever for municipalities to clearly communicate with citizens, officials can utilize artificial intelligence (AI) to support and improve their outreach. 

A new state law has tasked the UT Boyd Center with preparing annual population estimates for municipalities to calculate the way revenues are shared between counties and municipalities. 

The race to save a tiny fish has become the focal point of building community pride and economic development for Spring City. 

Officials in Brentwood have found a unique way to preserve an important piece of local history that was nearly lost.