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Representative Dennis Powers Requested That A Bill Addressing Social Media Censorship Be Deferred After It Was Scheduled To Be Heard In The House Business & Utilities Subcommittee On Tuesday.
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Governor Lee Has Started A Campaign Where He Makes Appearances Across The State Highlighting Infrastructure Priorities. The First Stop Comes Today In Fentress County.
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State Law Enforcement Officials Have Requested $45 Million In New Funding From The State, Funding That They Say Is Imperative If They Are Going To Be Able To Cut Down On Processing Times For Rape Kits
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Tennessee Announced $24 Million To Cover Increased Expenses In Law Enforcement Basic Training And $30 Million For Recruitment Bonuses For Law Enforcement On Friday.
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Newly Introduced Legislation Would Require Think Tanks And Nonprofits To Reveal Whether They Have Significant Funding From Governments And Political Groups In Russia And China.
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The Tennessee Department Of Finance And Administration Asked For An $88.9 Million Increase In Funding Wednesday During A Budget Hearing With Gov. Bill Lee And Advisers, Including Department Commissioner Butch Eley.
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Students From Tyner Academy Stood Before The Hamilton County Commission Last Week, Demanding A Response To Their Pleas For Much Needed Repairs And Renovations For Their School As The Debate Over Funding Continues.
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1) Tennessee’s Highest Court Hears Arguments On School Choice
2)Tennessee Announces Three Sales Tax Holidays
3) TN Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Receives $53M In New Federal Funding
The Tennessee Department Of Mental Health And Substance Abuse Services (TDMHSAS) Is Receiving More Than $53 Million In Additional Funding From The Federal Government To Address Post-Covid Mental Health And Substance Use Needs.
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“Why Does It Seem That Over The Last Year And A Half, There Seems To Be A Preoccupation Of The Chamber Getting Into Political And Racial Issues? The Chamber Is Supported By This County To Create Jobs.” – Commissioner Boyd
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