🥵Our latest Key Messages on mid-June heatwave forecast to move from the central U.S. into Eastern & Southern U.S. late week. Remember to stay hydrated and take frequent breaks from the sun.
Less than a month until we come together to celebrate and empower women across Tennessee!
Join us May 15 for Women in Business, featuring keynote speaker Danielle Barnes, President & CEO of Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee. Her leadership and passion for developing the next generation make her a powerful voice you won’t want to miss.
We’re also proud to announce that we will reveal the inaugural Influential Woman in Business Award recipient, recognizing an exceptional leader making a lasting impact in our state.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, be inspired, and celebrate the women shaping Tennessee’s future. https://t.co/ENjXp0vpGI
New national rankings continue to highlight what we already know: the Southeast is leading the future of American manufacturing and #Tennessee is right in the mix.
Learn more: https://t.co/ZsMXfTE1fI
Organized crime groups are getting more sophisticated, targeting everything from food to electronics and disrupting supply chains along the way.
We break down what’s happening and what it means for your business in our latest blog.
Read more: https://t.co/NtvHTntL5B
Be Ready, Tennessee. Take the time now to prepare before the storm arrives:
- Turn on weather alerts on your phone and monitor trusted local forecasts.
- Identify your safe place now — a sturdy building, ideally a small interior room on the lowest floor and away from windows.
- Bring in or tie down outdoor items like patio furniture, trash cans, trampolines, umbrellas, grills, and decorations so they do not become flying debris.
- Gather essentials in one place — flashlight, medications, shoes, water, pet supplies, and important documents.
- Charge phones and backup batteries in case power goes out.
- Know the difference between a watch and a warning. A watch means conditions are possible; a warning means take action now.
A few simple steps can help keep you and your family safe when severe weather hits.
Dr. Baeteena M. Black is a nationally recognized pharmacist and advocate who served more than 20 years as executive director of the TPA and was its first woman president. A champion for patient safety, recovery and pharmacy advancement, she continues to shape the profession .
It has been the honor of my life to represent the people of my community and serve the people of Tennessee. It is with a full heart and a deep sense of gratitude that I announce I will not be a candidate for the state Senate in 2026.
New Report Released: Tennessee’s Business Framework
A powerful coalition of Tennessee business organizations just released a new report highlighting the smart policies that have helped make Tennessee one of the nation’s top states for business.
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(January 31, 2026 | 9:00 p.m. CT): The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) continues to encourage individuals whose homes were impacted by Winter Storm Fern to complete the Self-Reporting Damage Assessment Survey. This survey is a critical tool to help assess statewide impacts and gather information necessary to validate damages resulting from Winter Storm Fern.
For other updates regarding the response for Winter Storm Fern, watch today’s Director Brief or read our latest Flash Report: https://t.co/NS8K9HLouL
Tennessee has continued to show up for Tennesseans.
Across the state, warming centers have opened their doors, safe drinking water has been delivered to communities in need, generators continue to keep critical facilities running, and wellness checks ensure our most vulnerable neighbors are safe.
This response continues to be about more than logistics—it is about people.
Thank you to every state, local, volunteer, and partner agency working around the clock to keep Tennessee safe.
(Jan. 27, 2026 | 8:00 p.m. CT): Tennessee’s emergency response is fully engaged as Winter Storm Fern impacts the state. Agencies at all levels are working together to coordinate resources, assess conditions, and support communities. Stay weather-aware and check back for updates.
Watch the latest briefing from TEMA Director Patrick C. Sheehan here: https://t.co/O0rjE9uWzs
(Jan. 25, 2026 | 6:30 p.m. CT): TEMA continues to work with local, state, federal, and nonprofit partners in response to Winter Storm Fern. Read the latest flash report on our website: https://t.co/AnhZTMQeMy
(Jan. 25, 2026 | 3:40 p.m. CT): In case you missed it, Governor Bill Lee and TEMA Director Patrick C. Sheehan shared the latest updates on Winter Storm Fern, including impacts across Tennessee and ongoing response efforts.
Watch the full media briefing here: https://t.co/vBSeDT1g7Q
(Jan. 24, 2026 | 7:00 p.m. CT): Director Sheehan provides a brief update on current conditions and information on the ongoing winter weather. The latest Flash Report includes additional details on impacts and ongoing operations. Read the full release: https://t.co/jgmiDY1qtk