A Shelby County man has been charged with TennCare fraud and theft of property.

An Arkansas woman is charged with TennCare fraud after she moved from Tennessee but knowingly did not report her new address in order to remain enrolled in the state healthcare insurance program.

State technology experts want Tennesseans to use new mapping tools they’ve made available, and have now produced instructional videos to help.

Tennessee revenues were more than the budgeted estimates for the first month of the state’s fiscal year.

The Office of Criminal Justice Programs (OCJP) is working with state agencies to help combat human trafficking in Tennessee through education, beginning this school year (2019-20).

Tennessee is a finalist in four categories for national awards that will be announced during a ceremony in October in Nashville. The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) selected 30 finalists across 10 categories for the State IT Recognition Awards.

A Henderson County woman has been charged for the third time with doctor shopping for controlled substances, using TennCare as payment.

A Decatur County woman has been charged in nearby Henderson County with TennCare fraud for filling fraudulent prescriptions and using another person’s TennCare benefits as payment.

A Wilson County woman is charged with TennCare fraud in both Wilson and Davidson Counties in connection with doctor shopping for controlled substances.

Department of Finance and Administration Commissioner Stuart McWhorter today announced that Tennessee tax revenues were lower than budgeted estimates for the month of July.

A Hancock County man is charged with TennCare fraud in connection with selling prescription drugs he obtained using TennCare benefits.

A McMinn County woman is charged with TennCare fraud in connection with selling prescription drugs she obtained using TennCare benefits.

A Mississippi woman is convicted in criminal court, after she was accused of fraudulently reporting that she lived in Tennessee and misrepresenting her household information – all in an effort to appear eligible for TennCare and have state taxpayers pay for her healthcare.

A Sumner County woman is charged in nearby Robertson County with fraudulently obtaining TennCare benefits by falsely claiming her minor children resided with her in order to be eligible for TennCare.

The state of Tennessee’s annual financial report once again is being recognized by the organization that sets standards for state accounting and financial reporting.