Agencies across the state are looking to ensure more poor families get enough to eat, and possibly help them make rent for a few months.
$20m in new stimulus funds to help communities across state
KKR Reportedly Ready to Launch Dollar General IPO
Private equity giant Kolhberg Kravis Roberts and Company is reportedly taking steps to launch an initial public offering of stock for Dollar General.
Fort Campbell Expands Scope of Suicide Problem to Army Vice Chief
The Army Vice Chief of Staff says his visit to Fort Campbell earlier this year opened his eyes to the complex nature of soldier suicides.
Franklin & Hendersonville Say “No” to Guns in Parks
Guns in parks will continue to be banned in two more mid-state cities.
Senator Paul Stanley Resigns
Germantown Republican Paul Stanley will leave the state senate early next month.
Emdeon Continues Down Path Toward Going Public
Nashville-based Emdeon announced an initial public offering Tuesday after previously filing to take the company public nearly a year ago.
Metro Wins Grant to Hire Officers
Metro Police will soon have federal money to hire fifty new officers.
TVA Focused Root Causes of Ash Spill to Decrease Liability
The Tennessee Valley Authority has overemphasized anomalies found in its Kingston coal ash pile that collapsed in December to limit its own legal liability.
Franklin pushing to go greener
Despite the down economy, the city of Franklin is creating a sustainability commission, and will hire a grant coordinator to gather funding for green initiatives.
Alexander Offers Alternative to Cap and Trade
Tennessee Republican Lamar Alexander says he has a solution to global warming that’s better and cheaper than the plan from Democrats.