The Franklin County Commission unanimously approved Franklin County’s $110.22 million budget for the 2026 fiscal year on Monday with — much to property-owners’ delight — no tax increase.

As the Bonnaroo loudspeakers echoed through the campgrounds asking festivalgoers to shelter in vehicles, Eddie Wolf made sure vehicles were open to shelter in.

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Our family spent the weekend camping at one of our favorite state parks filled with trails, waterfalls and swimming holes. Of course, our little ones were very excited to take ...

The United States Supreme Court has announced a landmark decision upholding Tennessee’s law restricting gender-transition ...

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Board of Education formally adopted its proposed budget for FY26, where it will operate with a budget of $49.8 million.

Tullahoma City Schools recently learned that four district employees received regional honors, including the Superintendent ...

Coffee County Sheriff’s Department seized approximately $4,685 in cash, cocaine, LSD and other drugs during the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival.

The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security (TDOSHS) announced that more than three million Tennesseans have obtained a REAL ID ahead of the federal implementation date, May 7, 2025.