Does someone in your family suffer from dyslexia? If you are an MTSU student or alumni, they need you to join their team for the annual Music City Run for Dyslexia on September 27.
Category: State News
Tennessee Free Hunting Day happens Saturday
Squirrel hunting is one of Tennessee’s oldest and favorite traditions. Squirrel season starts on Saturday and you can hunt without a license thanks to the TWRA's Free Hunting Day, August 23.
State announces health workforce scholarship program
Attention Moore County Students: The Public Health Academic Bridge Scholars Program will make $5,000 scholarships available annually to 20 students in Tennessee who successfully obtain an associate’s degree and transfer to a four-year university to pursue a health-related bachelor's degree.
State seeks public input on fishing regulations
ATTENTION ANGLERS: Do you think there's something about Tennessee's existing fishing regulations that needs to be updated or addressed? Here's your opportunity to be heard.
State plan annual sales tax weekend for July 25-27
Get those school supplies lists ready. The annual Tennessee Sales Tax Holiday will take place this weekend.
New Tennessee Laws Take Effect Today
From cell phone usage in public schools to food labeling, lots of new state laws went into effect today in the State of Tennessee.
UT proposes tuition increase for 2025-26
Got a kiddo headed to Knoxville this fall? The UT system is proposing a tuition increase, but there's still time to make a public comment for or against before July 1. Link in the article.
Fish for free in Tennessee on Saturday
Circle Saturday, June 7 on your outdoor calendar as Tennessee's Bobby Wilson Free Fishing Day returns to Tennessee.
State offers “affordable” Kayaking 101 class
STATE OUTDOOR NEWS | It's National Safe Boating Week and the Tennessee State Parks and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) are teaming up with paddle sports leaders across the state to offer low-cost beginner kayaking classes on Saturday.
State warns of fake crypto education scams emerging in Tennessee
STATE NEWS | It's a digital currency that not many investors understand. The state says a new crypto education scams attempts to take advantage of the murky waters.









