Tennessee Senate To Hear Bill On Vehicle Booting Restrictions
A Bill Limiting How Parking Lots Can Boot Vehicles To Immobilize Them Will Soon Be Heard By The Tennessee Senate.
Read moreA Bill Limiting How Parking Lots Can Boot Vehicles To Immobilize Them Will Soon Be Heard By The Tennessee Senate.
Read moreAn Estimated $1.2 Billion Franchise Tax Refund To Businesses Is Scheduled To Be Voted On For The First Time In The Tennessee Legislature Next Week After The Senate Finance Ways And Means Subcommittee Heard Details Of The Proposal.
Read moreA Bill That Seemingly Strips Power From A Representative Commission, Handing It Over To One State Employee, Passed The Tennessee House Public Service Subcommittee Yesterday Afternoon By A Voice Vote.
Read moreThis Week In Their Respective Committees, The Proposal For School Choice That Has Been Dangled By Governor Bill Lee For The Past Few Years Will Be Presented In Both Tennessee House And Senate Hearing Rooms. However, What Is Being Proposed In One Chamber, Is Vastly Different From What Is Being Proposed In The Other.
Read moreIn The Form Of A 7-Page Amendment To A Caption Bill, The Language For Governor Lee’s “Education Freedom Scholarship Act” Has Been Revealed.
Read moreSenate Judiciary Chairman Todd Gardenhire Blasted A Proposed Amendment To The Tennessee Constitution Regarding The State’s Bail Law Tuesday, Saying It Will Pack County Jails And Put Local Governments In A Financial Bind.
Read moreRecently Proposed Legislation Would Allow The Tennessee Department Of Tourist Development To Keep Records Hidden From The Public At The Discretion Of The Attorney General And Tourism Commissioner.
Read moreA New Tennessee Bill Explains That There Will Be A Single Un-elected Bureaucrat That Will Oversee Millions Of Dollars In Projects And Property Owned By The State As Well As Make Decisions On The Spending Of Multi-Millions Of Taxpayer Dollars, A Responsibility Currently Held By A Commission With Elected Members.
Read moreA Tennessee Bill That Creates The Ability To Keep Information On Those Who Use State Parks And Collect Fees For What Is Being Referred To As “High Impact” Activities, Has Raised Some Concerns Among Republican Lawmakers.
Read moreA New Tennessee Bill Would Require Minors To Have Consent From Parents Or Guardians To Use Social Media.
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