To-Go Alcohol In Tennessee Remains, But With Added Tax
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.
Read more
Germantown
Tennessee Unveils Plan To Spend $4.2B In Federal COVID-19 Education Relief
Tennessee Is Set To Receive Nearly $4.2 Billion In Taxpayer-supported Federal COVID-19 Relief To Help Schools, And The TN Department Of Education Announced Wednesday How That Money Will Be Spent.
Read more
Right-To-Work Constitutional Amendment Goes To Tennessee Voters
The Tennessee House Voted Thursday To Add A Right-To-Work Amendment To The State Constitution, Giving Voters The Chance To Decide Its Fate.
Read more
Measure Making Tennessee A Second Amendment Sanctuary State Passes Senate
The Tennessee Senate Voted Monday To Make The State A Second Amendment Sanctuary. Senate Bill 1335 Says The State Will Not Enforce Any Potential Federal Laws Or Orders That It Believes Violate The Second Amendment And Will Deem Them “Null, Void, And Unenforceable.”
Read more
Bill Granting TN School Boards Sole Authority To Close Schools Headed To Gov. Lee
A Bill That Will Give Local School Boards The Sole Authority To Close Schools Was Approved Thursday By The Tennessee House And Is On Its Way To Gov. Bill Lee.
Read more
Right-To-Work Constitutional Amendment Passes Tennessee Senate A Second Time
A Proposal To Add Tennessee’s Right-to-work Law To The State Constitution Came One Step Closer To Passage Monday When It Passed The State Senate For A Second Time.
Read more
Bill To Allow Governor To Order Schools To Reopen Passes Tennessee Senate (Update)
The Tennessee State Senate Approved Legislation Monday Evening That Would Allow Governor Bill Lee To Order Schools To Offer In-Person Learning.
Read more
Memphis Considers Joining Area School Boards Asking State To Ease TNReady Test Requirements
Shelby County Schools Board Members Are Considering Signing A Joint Statement That Expresses Concern About Two State Laws Passed During The Recent Special Session On Education.
Read more
Right-To-Work Constitutional Amendment Advances In Tennessee Senate
Legislation That Would Add Tennessee’s Right-To-Work Law To The State Constitution Received A Positive Recommendation From Senate Judiciary Committee. The Legislation Would Prohibit Discrimination Based On Employee’s Membership, Affiliation, Resignation From, Or Refusal To Join Any Labor Union Or Employee Organization.
Read more
Tennessee Legislature Convenes Today With Education Issues At Forefront
Tennessee Lawmakers Return To Nashville Today To Begin The 2021 Legislative Session And Soon Will Take Up Legislation On Key Education Issues.
Read more