Tennessee News Roundup (9/3/25)

Oklo’s $1.7 B Oak Ridge investment: Announced today, Oklo will invest nearly $1.7 billion in Oak Ridge to build the nation’s first privately funded nuclear fuel recycling facility and create more than 800 jobs — find out what this means for America’s energy future.

In-N-Out coming to Tennessee: In-N-Out Burger has earmarked Lebanon, Antioch and Murfreesboro as its first state locations with hiring at $17.50/hr already underway, and additional sites in Hendersonville, Madison and Smyrna in development — find out how to apply.

Tennessee tongue-twister town: Preply study picks Ooltewah (OO-da-wah) as the Volunteer State’s hardest city name to pronounce, while Tennessee ranks No. 4 among the toughest-to-spell states — find out.

Tennessee remains rabies-free: Despite six human deaths and 15 CDC-tracked outbreaks in neighboring Kentucky and North Carolina, Tennessee has reported zero human cases and logged 23 animal rabies infections through August 30 — find out how it’s kept rabies at bay.

September college push: High school seniors can lock in tuition-free community college, technical school or eligible four-year programs by applying for the Tennessee Promise before Nov. 3, 2025 — check out how to apply.

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