Legal Battle Between State And Baptiste Group Over Chattanooga Illegal Aliens Center Ends
A Legal Battle Fought For Months Between The Baptiste Group And The State Of Tennessee Has Come To An End.
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Herbert Slatery
26 Republican AGs Challenge New Sex-Based Discrimination Federal Guidance
In A Letter Originating From Tennessee AG Herbert Slatery III And Sent To President Biden, 26 Republican AGs Claim That The U.S. Department Of Agriculture’s Guidance Means States, Local Agencies And Programs That Receive Federal Food Dollars Through The Food And Nutrition Act And The Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program Could Lose Funding If They Don’t Comply, Including In Their Hiring Practices.
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Ford Motors Settles Lawsuit With Tennessee Over Misleading Advertising
The Ford Motor Company, Whose Forthcoming Electric Truck Plant In West Tennessee Was Landed By State Leaders With $900 Million In Taxpayer Incentives, Has Just Settled A Lawsuit Brought By The State Over Claims The Auto Company Engaged In Misleading Advertising That Falsely Inflated Mileage Claims For Some Of Its Vehicles Over The Past Decade.
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Metro Nashville Asks Tennessee Supreme Court For Another Look At School Voucher Decision
Rather Than Accepting The Tennessee Supreme Court’s Recent Decision To Allow The State’s Pilot Education Savings Account Program To Move Forward, Metro Nashville Is Asking The Court To Rethink Its Decision.
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Lee Says No Timeline Set For School Choice Voucher Initiative
After Receiving The News That The Tennessee Supreme Court Ruled In His Favor, Governor Bill Lee Says He Still Does Not Have A Set Timeline For The Initial Start Of His Long-Awaited School Voucher Program.
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TN Supreme Court Says Governor Lee’s Voucher Program Not a Violation of Home Rule Protections
The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Overturned The Decisions Of Lower Courts And Has Found That Governor Lee’s School Voucher Program Is, In Fact, Not A Violation Of Home Rule Protections.
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Food City Seeks To Spread Blame In Opioid Lawsuit Brought By TN Attorney General
Tennessee Attorney General Accuses Food City Grocery Chain Of Padding Profits Through Sales Of “Massive Quantities” Of Opioids.
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Rep. Burchett Asks for Investigation of Price Gouging and Stockpiling of Baby Formula in TN
A Tennessee Congressman Is Pushing For Investigation Of Possible Stockpiling And Price Gouging As A Baby Formula Shortage Continues To Plague The State. With Tennessee Sitting At The Top Of The List For Most Empty Shelves, Families Are Struggling To Find The Formula They Need To Feed Their Babies.
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25 State Attorneys General Call On Garland To Enforce Law Prohibiting Intimidation Of Federal Judges
Twenty-Five State Attorneys General, Led By Alabama AG Steve Marshall, Are Calling On U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland To Enforce A Federal Law That Prohibits Anyone From Targeting Judges’ Homes. The Group Includes Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery III.
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Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery Will Not Seek Reelection
The Office Of Tennessee Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III Has Indicated Publicly That He Will Not Be Seeking Another Term In Office.
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