Tennessee Voters To Decide If ‘Right To Work’ Becomes A Part of State Constitution
This November 8th, Tennessee Voters Will Get To Decide Whether To Add ‘Right To Work’ As A Permanent Component Of The State Constitution.
Read moreThis November 8th, Tennessee Voters Will Get To Decide Whether To Add ‘Right To Work’ As A Permanent Component Of The State Constitution.
Read moreA Bill That Would Allow Metro Nashville To Raise Its Hotel Tax By 1 Percentage Point To Help Fund A New Tennessee Titans Stadium Passed Both The Tennessee House And Senate On Wednesday And Will Move To Gov. Bill Lee’s Desk For Approval.
Read moreA Bill That Would Lower The Age To Carry A Handgun In Tennessee From 21 To 18 Passed The House On Thursday.
Read moreState 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.
Read moreA Bill That Prohibits Foreign Interference In Tennessee Elections Passed Overwhelmingly Yesterday In The House, 94 To 0.
Read moreA Bill To Lower The Age To Legally Carry A Concealed Handgun In Tennessee From Age 21 To Age 18 Passed The House Civil Justice Committee On Wednesday.
Read moreThree Bills That Seek To Help Ensure Election Integrity In Tennessee Are Slated To Be Heard In A Senate Committee, A House Subcommittee And On The House Floor Next Week.
Read moreThe Debate Over Whether 18-, 19- And 20-Year-Olds In Tennessee Should Be Able To Carry A Concealed Handgun Will Continue This Week In A House Committee.
Read moreConstruction On Ford’s Blue Oval City Is Set To Begin In March On 3,600 Acres Of The West Tennessee Regional Megasite And Logistics Are Now A Large Question.
Read moreAn Amended Version Of House Bill 0800 That Seeks To Limit The Usage Of Textbooks And Materials That Promote Or Normalize The LBGTQ+ Lifestyle Passed The House Finance, Ways And Means Subcommittee Yesterday, March 2nd.
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