Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee Lawmakers’ Scrutiny Of Public Education This Year Ran The Gamut, From Completely Rewriting The State’s K-12 Funding Formula To Authorizing Teachers To Confiscate Students’ Cell Phones If They’re Deemed A Distraction In Class.
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Indicted Sen. Brian Kelsey, R-Germantown, Announced Friday Afternoon That He Will Not Seek Reelection This Year.
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Last Thursday, We Broke The Story About A Bill In The Tennessee General Assembly That Would Disqualify Two Tennessee Congressional Candidates For District 5 Should They Pass Into Law. The Senate Version Of The Bill Appears To Have Been Fast Tracked And Will Be Heard By The Senate State And Local Government Subcommittee Tomorrow, February 15th.
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A Set Of Companion Bills Introduced In The Tennessee Legislature Would Disqualify Two Tennessee Congressional Candidates For District 5 (Morgan Ortagus and Robby Starbuck) Should They Pass Into Law.
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The Collierville School Board Held A Special Meeting Sunday Night With Less Than Three Hours Notice To Discuss Their Response To The Omicron Variant. No Livestream Option Was Made Available.
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Coming Up On Saturday, December 18th In Germantown, The Shelby County Young Republicans Are Hosting This Year’s Christmas Grand Old Party.
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The Tennessee Comptroller State Funding Board Has Approved $65 Million In FastTrack Grants For Oracle’s New Nashville Campus.
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A Former Memphis Day Care Director Was Sentenced To One Year And A Day In Federal Prison For Submitting False Documents To The Tennessee Department Of Human Services.
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A Tax Cut Is Going Into Effect Today In Tennessee, But The Largest Impact Will Be Felt By One Company. The Only Tennessee Company Hitting The Aviation Tax Cap Is FedEx.
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Of The Many Alcohol-Related Bills That Passed The Tennessee Legislature This Year And Were Signed By Gov. Bill Lee, One Maintains A Popular Pandemic Rule But Taxes Consumers For It.
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