House Passes Bill That Would Require Expense Reports From Non-Profits 60 Days Before Elections

In An 87 To 3 Vote, With 5 Representatives Abstaining, A Bill That Would Require Non-Profits To Report All Expenditures Of 60 Days Prior To Elections Was Passed By The Tennessee House.

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Funding Package For Titans Stadium Hits Snag In Tennessee Senate Committee

State Funding For A New Tennessee Titans Stadium Hit Its First Roadblock On Wednesday When The State’s Senate Finance, Ways And Means Committee Removed Approval For $500 Million In Bonds From Its Budget Appropriations.

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TN House Passes Bill To Create More Sentencing Transparency For Crime Victims

The Tennessee House Passed A Bill Thursday That Would Require Judges In The State To Give An Approximate Time Of Sentence To Victims Of A Crime When The Offender Is Sentenced.

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Maury County Mayor Issues State of Emergency, Vows To Protect Freedoms

Maury County Mayor Andy Ogles Has Issued A State Of Emergency In An Attempt To “Secure The Liberties” Afforded To Healthcare Workers In His County.

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Not All Republicans In TN General Assembly On Board With Partisan School Board Elections

Some Republicans And School Board Advocates Are Questioning A New State Law That Will Allow Local Tennessee School Board Elections To Become Partisan.

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Senate Bills Surface For TN Special Session On Medical Freedom

Proposed Legislation Continues To Emerge In Advance Of The Tennessee Legislature’s Covid-19 Special Session, Including Six Senate Bills That Were Filed Tuesday.

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Right To Work Committee Announces Leadership In All TN Counties

The Yes On 1 Committee Has Announced Its Regional And Local Leadership Team, Naming A County Chairman In All 95 Tennessee Counties. Yes On 1 Will Advocate For Amendment 1 To Place Right-To-Work In The Tennessee Constitution, Which Will Appear On The Ballot On November 8, 2022. Right-To-Work Says That Tennesseans Cannot Be Forced To Join A Union And Pay Dues In Order To Get Or Keep Their Job.

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School District Leaders Plead With Legislators To Reinstate Temporary Remote Learning Options

Leaders From Williamson County Schools And Franklin Special School District Are Asking Legislators To Reinstate Virtual Learning Options For Schools That They Believe Need To Be Closed Temporarily Due To The Current Spike In COVID-19 Cases.

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