Short answer: There is no confirmed stimulus check planned specifically for Tennessee in 2025, and no federal or state program has been enacted to send new stimulus payments this year. Several reports and local outlets have discussed rumors or proposals, but as of now there is no approved, nationwide or Tennessee-specific check scheduled for 2025 or 2026. For the most reliable and up-to-date guidance, check official sources like the IRS, Tennessee state government announcements, and reputable national news outlets. Context and what's known

• Federal status: The IRS and federal lawmakers have not enacted a new stimulus payment program for 2025 or 2026. Dozens of outlets have reported rumors or proposals but no confirmed payments have been authorized. If such a program were approved, details would come from official government channels. [web results discussed in recent coverage]
• Tennessee-specific considerations: Tennessee has had state-level relief discussions in various years, but there is no currently enacted law guaranteeing a new Tennessee stimulus check in 2025. Local reporting often notes that discussions are ongoing but not finalized. For the latest, monitor Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration updates and reputable local newspapers. [web results discussed in recent coverage]
• Rumors in 2025: Media coverage has highlighted prominent figures proposing large rebate-like payments (including proposals around $2,000 or other amounts) and broad conversations about inflation relief. None of these have been enacted into law as of the latest updates. Always verify with official sources before taking any action. [web results discussed in recent coverage]

What to watch for next

• Official disclosures: Any announcement from the IRS or state government about new relief payments would come through their verified channels and press briefings.
• Legislative progress: If Congress or the Tennessee legislature advances a new stimulus-like program, it will be covered by major outlets and state government sites with eligibility details, timing, and how to apply or receive payments.
• Cautionary notes: Be wary of social media posts or unsolicited messages promising guaranteed payments; such claims are commonly scams. Always verify with official sources. [web results discussed in recent coverage]

If you’d like, I can monitor for official updates and summarize any confirmed announcements as soon as they appear.