Day 1 Of The Special Legislative Session Called By Gov. Lee To Redraw The State’s Congressional Map Was Not Lengthy, But It Did See Continued Outrage By Democrats And Protestors As The Rules Were Set For The Real Work To Begin Today.
A Bill Seeking To Lower The Standard In Tennessee For The Use Of Deadly Force When Protecting Private Property Is Set To Become Law After The House Passed The Bill And The Senate Agreed To Its Amendment On The Final Day Of The 2026 Legislative Session.
A Number Of Bills Relating To Foreign Influence In Tennessee And Immigration Matters Are Continuing To Make Their Way Through The General Assembly, With Several Passing The Full House And Others Clearing Committees On Their Way To Becoming Law
Tennessee House Members Passed Legislation That Would Require Tennessee Public Schools To Formally Observe The Fourth Of July During The School Year.
A Bill Which Would Remove Chemical Fluoride From Tennessee Public Water Supplies Narrowly Passed The House Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee On Wednesday, March 4.
Tennessee Lawmakers Spared A Bill That Would Designate Sept. 10 As Charlie Kirk Day In Tennessee.
Tennessee Republicans Have Signaled That Immigration, For A Second Year In A Row, Will Be A Central Policy Priority.
Vouchers, Immigration And Déjà Vu Are On The Agenda For The Tennessee General Assembly This Year, As State Lawmakers Prepare To Close Out The Biannual Session.
U.S. Secretary Of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, Held A Press Conference In Nashville To Address The Issue Of Illegal Immigration In Tennessee.
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