Tennessee Conservative
On Tuesday July 15, 10AM CST, The Joint Study Committee On Refugee Issues Met Live For The Second Time In The Cordell Hull Building In Nashville, TN. They Heard Presentations From The Governor’s Office, Department Of Children’s Services And The Fiscal Review Committee.
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Chairman Of Davidson County Election Commission, Jim Delanis Claimed He Was Fired Over His Support For The Nashville Taxpayer Protection Act.
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Independent Record Label Curb Records And The Mike Curb Foundation Filed A Federal Lawsuit Wednesday, Challenging Tennessee’s New Transgender Bathroom Law. This New Lawsuit Comes Swiftly On The Heels Of The Tennessee ACLU’s Initial Lawsuit Against Governor Bill Lee And Several Additional Parties.
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A Davidson County Judge Has Ruled That A July 27 Referendum Election On Six Proposed Changes To Nashville’s Metro Charter – Including One That Would Reduce Property Taxes – Will Not Happen.
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Did You Ever Believe Chattanooga, Tennessee – Touching Nine Other States And About 24 Hours Away From The Mexican Border By Car – Would Be Involved In An Ever-Changing Story Involving A Migrant Detention Center Housing Unaccompanied Alien Children Who Are In Federal Custody After Being Apprehended Crossing The Open Southern Border?
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Tennessee’s Highest Court Heard Arguments On A Disputed School Choice Program Last Thursday, June 3rd.
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Tennessee’s Supreme Court Will Hear Arguments Today On The Legality Of A State School-Choice Pilot Program, 16 Months After Two School Districts Filed A Lawsuit To Shut The Program Down.
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A U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services Operation To Resettle Hundreds Of Unaccompanied Children Apprehended By Immigration Officials In Tennessee Has Officials Demanding Transparency From The Biden Administration.
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The U.S Department Of Health And Human Services (HHS) Shared The Number Of Immigrant Children That Have Been Smuggled Into Chattanooga Under The Cloak Of Darkness.
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Tennessee Offered Ultium Cells An Incentive Grant Of $60 Million To Build Its $2.3 Billion Vehicle Battery Cell Manufacturing Plant In Spring Hill, Representing The Largest Incentive Grant Awarded Since The State’s Fasttrack Economic Incentive Program Was Established.
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