Health

Metro Action Prepares Free Summer Meals for Youth

Metro Action Commission will provide free meals to over 100 youth locations this summer.

Tennessee Receives $146 Million Tobacco Settlement Payment

Tennessee received a $146.1 million payment from tobacco companies under the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement.
Dependent Eligibility Verification Required for Some Employees
Employees who added dependents during open enrollment must provide eligibility documentation.
Active Vacation Nation Contest Encourages Fitness Fun
Participate in the Active Vacation Nation contest and earn rewards for staying active.
Chattanooga Launches Mental Health Clinics for Underserved Communities
Chattanooga's Office of Community Health opens mental health clinics to provide care to underserved populations.
Public Notice: Air Pollution Source Construction and Modification Applications
Applications to construct or modify air pollution sources have been filed in Nashville.
Tennessee Governor Signs Disability and Aging Act Into Law
Governor Bill Lee signed legislation merging two state agencies into a new Department of Disability and Aging.
Tennessee Investigates Botulism-Like Illness from Cosmetic Injections
The Tennessee Department of Health is investigating cases of botulism-like illness linked to cosmetic injections.
Metro to Host Inaugural Behavioral Health and Wellness Summit
The Metro Public Health Department will host the first Music City Behavioral Health and Wellness Summit on April 23-24.
State Veterinarian Orders Movement Restriction on Dairy Cattle Due to HPAI
Tennessee State Veterinarian restricts dairy cattle movement from HPAI-affected states to protect local herds.