Tennessee Conservative
A Proposed Law To Prohibit “Woke” Investments Being Made By The State Of Tennessee Is Not Dead, According To One Lawmaker, Despite The Bill Being Placed Behind The Budget Yesterday During A House Finance, Ways, And Means Subcommittee Meeting.
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A Bill To Both Raise The Minimum Tennessee Teacher Salary To $50,000 By 2026-27 And Eliminate The Option Of Districts Collecting Tennessee Education Association Dues From Paychecks Passed The Senate Education Committee Last Week.
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Yesterday, March 8, 2023, Tennessee House Members Killed A Bill That Would Have Restricted Foreign Ownership Of Property Within The State, Protecting Tennessee Sovereignty And Supporting U.S. Foreign Policy Decisions.
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A Bill That Would End Tennessee’s Professional Privilege Tax Was Introduced In A Senate Subcommittee On Tuesday.
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A Bill That Would Move Foreclosure Notices From Newspapers To A Tennessee Secretary Of State Website Was Pushed Back Two Weeks In The Senate State And Local Government Committee.
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State Sales Tax Funding For A New Baseball Stadium In Chattanooga Was Passed In The Last Week Of Tennessee’s Legislative Session.
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A New 1 Percentage Point Hotel Tax In Davidson County Could Help To Pay For A New $2 Billion Tennessee Titans Domed Stadium In Downtown Nashville.
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Tennessee’s New Entertainment Tax Credit, An Incentive For Everything From Television Shows And Films To Video Game Development And Post-Production, Was Announced Tuesday By The Tennessee Department Of Revenue And Department Of Economic And Community Development.
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A Tennessee Bill To Reinstate A 20-Hour-A-Week Work Requirement For The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Is Headed To The Senate.
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A Bill That Aimed To Require Schools To Adjust Their Policies To Allow Parents To Inspect Instructional Materials Used In The Classroom Was Taken Off Notice On March 30th, 2022.
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