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TNECD awarded $28.8M in grants in first 7 months of '24
(The Center Square) – Tennessee has handed out $28.8 million over 35 projects in FastTrack grants this year. The largest were $6.5 million to Greenheck Fan Co. for its Knox County expansion, $3.3 million to Avancez LLC in Haywood County and $3 million to Schneider Electric in Wilson County. Fasttrack grants are state grants sent to companies to help offset the costs of expanding or moving into the state with...
Soldier jailed on federal charges reportedly doxxed Tennessee public figures per SPLC
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — An active duty U.S. Army soldier stationed in North Carolina who has been jailed on federal charges of firearms trafficking and selling stolen firearms reportedly played a role in doxxing some Tennesseans, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). Doxxing is the process of...
New outdoors program launched to benefit Tennessee youth mental health
TENNESSEE, USA — The Tennessee State Parks Conservancy and Outdoor Chattanooga have announced a new program to get Southeast Tennessee children to spend more time outdoors than ever before. The Outdoor Leadership Club is designed to introduce youth and families in historically marginalized communities "to nature to experience the...
Tennessee Destination Named The 'Safest' City In The Entire State
When it comes to finding a place to live, safety is a top priority for most. Researching crime data, exploring different neighborhoods and checking in with locals are common practices that you may utilize all to ensure that you and your family feel as safe and secure as possible. According...
Judges dismiss suit alleging Tennessee’s political maps discriminate against communities of color
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A federal judicial panel has dismissed a lawsuit alleging that Tennessee’s U.S. House maps and those for the state Senate amount to unconstitutional racial gerrymandering. “In sum, the complaint alleges facts that are consistent with a racial gerrymander,” stated the ruling, which was issued...
Thunderbolt Broadcasting Recognized at Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Awards Banquet
Thunderbolt Broadcasting was the recipient of two state awards at this weeks Tennessee Association of Broadcasters banquet in Nashville. During the “Excellence in Broadcasting Awards” ceremony at the Country Music Hall of Fame, 104.9 KYTN/105.7 WQAK News Director Charles Choate took top honors in the categories of “Best Local News Coverage” and “Best Local Newscaster or Reporter” in Small Market Radio.
Tennessee State Games Logo Revealed, What the State Games Mean for Tennessee
The State Games of Tennessee’s Logo represents Tennessee and shines a light on The Hub City, Jackson. "We want to include the, the TriStar in some way, so that's why we have the three paths to represent the three divisions. That was something our art director, Lizzie Lafont, developed. She is the one that actually created the logo and did a phenomenal job," said Stephanie Riley, the founder of B3 Creative Agency, the designers of the new Logo. She spoke about the design:
First Alert Weather Days: Extreme heat returns to the Midstate next week
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Four First Alert Weather Days have been issued for next week due to extreme heat and humidity returning to the Midstate. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday will all feature temperatures in the upper 90s, but with the high humidity, the heat index values will be well into the triple digits.
Tennessee Man and His Company Plead Guilty to Illegal Discharge of Pollutants into Holston River
In a clear breach of environmental protocols, a Tennessee man and his company have admitted to illegally discharging pollutants into the Holston River, a revelation that underscores the ongoing struggles between industrial operations and environmental conservation. According to a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Tennessee, Christopher Domermuth, 49, and Domermuth Environmental Services, LLC (DES), based in Knoxville, both entered guilty pleas to charges laid out under the Clean Water Act.
How you can become a Tennessee election poll worker
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett is encouraging Tennesseans to consider becoming poll workers ahead of the Nov. 5 State and Federal General Election. During early voting and on Election Day, poll workers conduct various tasks — including greeting voters, answering questions, explaining how to cast...
Young political activists get lesson in organizing from some high-powered Democrats
CHICAGO – In the sanctuary of a historic church converted into an event space, not far from the hustle and bustle of the Democratic National Convention, a group of young people with a passion for politics met. The Youth VoteFest, hosted by University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics, aimed to provide lessons in political organizing […]
The Tennessee Department of Revenue is inviting Tennesseans to join their free webinar on August 27
Chattanooga, TN – According to the statement, the Tennessee Department of Revenue will host a free webinar on August 27 at 9 a.m. Central Time to discuss the Tennessee Retail Accountability Program. This session is particularly relevant for wholesalers and retailers dealing in products such as beer, tobacco, nonalcoholic...
Tennessee residents will have the opportunity to hunt without a license on Saturday, August 24, aligning with the opening day of squirrel season
Chattanooga, TN – According to the state officials, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has designated this day as Free Hunting Day to promote interest in hunting and introduce new participants to the sport. Free Hunting Day is an annual initiative by the TWRA aimed at sparking interest in hunting,...
TennCare diaper benefit reaches 9,000 Tennessee families in first two weeks
More than 9,000 Tennessee families have signed up to receive free diapers through the Division of TennCare’s new diaper benefit since it launched on Aug. 7. Gov. Bill Lee visited Pruitt’s Discount Pharmacy on Dickerson Pike in Nashville this week to hand deliver some of the first boxes of diapers distributed through the new benefit — the first of its kind in the nation. ...
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