Monday, July 21, 2025

Good Morning! On this day in 1818, William T. Haskell—who served in the State House, the U.S. House of Representatives, and as a colonel in the Mexican-American War—was born in Murfreesboro.

Do you love even the most feral of critters? You’ll appreciate the work of Nashville’s Vermin Sanctuary, which has cared for over 50 possums and raccoons since its May opening. See a video of its furry patients in the story below.

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In-N-Out Moves HQ from CA to TN

In-N-Out Burger is shifting its corporate headquarters from California to Franklin as part of its Southeast expansion.

Owner Lynsi Snyder cited California’s tough business climate and family concerns, including pandemic-era regulations, as key reasons for the move.

Snyder also pointed out crime concerns, including gunfire and stabbings at a now-closed Oakland location.

While most locations will stay in California, the company plans to centralize West Coast operations and open the new Tennessee HQ in 2026.

Noem Visits Nashville to Highlight ICE Enforcement

Department Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited Nashville Friday to spotlight U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations across Tennessee.

She cited nearly 2,700 arrests in the state since June 10, with over 80% involving individuals with criminal charges or convictions.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell defended local law enforcement’s cooperation with anti-crime efforts but denied contact with DHS.

Dozens more ICE agents are being sent to the area under President Trump’s latest immigration funding bill.

$22M Boost Coming to TN Parks

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation announced it has over $22 million in grants to improve parks, trails, and recreation facilities across the state.

Funds from three programs—LPRF, TRIP, and RTP—will support more than 30 projects, from new playgrounds and pickleball courts to trail rehab and ADA upgrades.

Middle Tennessee communities, like Hendersonville, White Bluff, and Goodlettsville are among the biggest recipients.

Officials say the goal is to make outdoor recreation more accessible while strengthening local economies.

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➤ Memphis: State Sen. Brent Taylor is calling for enforcement of state laws after complaints about Indivisible Memphis anti-deportation protests that blocked driveways and neighborhoods. (More)

➤ Knoxville: The University of Tennessee has ended its partnership with the China Scholarship Council due to concerns over national security. (More)

➤ Nashville: A Radnor Lake eaglet that recently took its first flight is recovering at an East Tennessee raptor rehab center after being found injured by park staff. (More)

➤ Blount County: Misleading letters are requesting $89 for property deeds, prompting officials to warn residents, especially seniors, that official deed copies cost only $1–$2. (More)

➤ Johnson City: Providence Medical Clinic has teamed up with churches to offer free medical care, medications, haircuts, food, and job resources to uninsured adults in East Tennessee. (More)

➤ Murfreesboro: The fire department has deployed a fleet of high-tech drones equipped with thermal imaging and live mapping tools to enhance its rescue and disaster response. (More)

➤ Construction on the Tennessee Titans’ planned new stadium has been stopped after a noose was found on the construction site. (More)

➤ Junior defensive back Jermod McCoy was the only Tennessee player named to the All-SEC First-Team, leading a trio of defenders that includes third-team selections Boo Carter and Arion Carter. (More)

➤ Memphis Grizzlies fan favorite guard Yuki Kawamura is leaving the team to sign with the Chicago Bulls. (More)

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➤ The Tennessee Chamber of Commerce held its inaugural Infrastructure Summit in Nashville, gathering local mayors, state officials, and business leaders to collaborate. (More)

➤ A historic office building in downtown Knoxville is for sale for the first time in decades, offering sweeping views of the Smokies and a rare chance to reshape city real estate. (See Video)

➤ Tennessee ranked 12th nationwide for homebuilding, authorizing nearly 45,000 new housing units in 2024 amid a national housing shortage. (More)

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➤ Over 200 Clarksville children explored musical instruments at the Country Music Hall of Fame’s Instrument Petting Zoo, part of the public library’s summer reading program. (More)

➤ Nashville’s Vermin Sanctuary hosted a “Possum Party” fundraiser on Sunday to expand operations after rescuing more than 50 orphaned possums and raccoons displaced since May. (See Rescued Critters)

➤ Painter Soulaf Abas has been named the first artist-in-residence at Austin Peay State University’s New Gallery, where she’ll create and exhibit work through Aug. 9. (More)

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