Tennessee Conservative
Still Chafing Over Questionable Decisions At Tennessee State University Two Years Ago, The Senate Education Committee Voted Wednesday To Clear Out The University’s Board Of Directors.
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Under New Tennessee Legislation, Any City Or Metro Government That Does Not Adopt At Least Four Of The Proposed Strategies By July 1st, 2025, Will Be Deemed Ineligible To Receive A Whole Slew Of Grants “So Long As The Local Government Remains Out Of Compliance.”
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Census Data Shows That Metro Nashville Added Nearly 100 New Residents Every Day In 2022. Not Every Aspect Of This Growth Is Positive, However…
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The City Of Chattanooga Found Itself The Subject Of A Federal Lawsuit After Allegedly Refusing To Allow Four Individuals With Disabilities To Rent A Home.
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Nashville Mayor John Cooper Signed Several Pieces Of Legislation On Monday That Will Bring Changes To Music City. New Laws Include The Installation Of New License Plate Readers, As Well As Ordinances Regarding Downtown Noise Levels And Entertainment Vehicles.
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According To A New Report From The East Tennessee Realtors Group, The Cost To Live Is Continually Increasing In The Knoxville Area.
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Tennessee Committed Its Final $30.6 Million In Federal Pandemic Relief Funding To A Housing Program And A Rural Health Program.
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A Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Report Concludes That TSU Leaders’ Lack Of Planning, Management, And Sound Decision-Making Exacerbated The Need For Emergency Housing After TSU Admitted A Record Number Of Students.
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Celebrations For The $5.6 Billion Ford Motor Electric Truck And Battery Plant Are Over As State And Local Officials Run Headlong Into The Reality Of A Massive Construction Project.
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The City Of Chattanooga Has Partnered With Two Hotels In An Effort To Help Those Affected By Homelessness. The Homeless Rate Rose During The Pandemic, And Through These Partnerships, They Plan To Begin Housing People Within The Next Week.
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