Tennessee Conservative
A Bill To Change Tennessee’s College Athletics Name, Image And Likeness Rules To Match A Lawsuit Against The National Collegiate Athletic Association From Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Passed The House Late Tuesday And Will Next Head To Gov. Bill Lee For His Signature.
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A Tennessee Bill That Would Cap The Amount Of Increase The Tennessee Titans Could Charge Personal Seat License Holders For Seats At New Nissan Stadium Was Taken Off Notice And Withdrawn By Rep. Larry Miller.
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A Bill To Change Tennessee’s Rules For College Athlete’s Name, Image And Likeness Passed Its Final Committee Hurdle Before Heading To The Full House.
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Memphis And The City’s Convention And Visitors Bureau Came To An Agreement Over Hotel-Motel Tax Funds For The Renovation Of The FedExForum But Details Of The Agreement Were Not Released. Rep. Kevin Vaughn Said That The Agreement Means That The Funding Is In Place To Complete The Renovation.
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A Controversial Bill To Roll Back Protections On More Than 430,000 Acres Of Wetlands In Tennessee Has Been Effectively Defeated, With A Senate Committee Voting Wednesday To Send The Measure To A Legislative Study Session Over The Summer.
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The Tennessee House Banking And Consumer Affairs Subcommittee Voted To Pass Legislation That Would Require Social Media Platforms To Use Age Verification On Accounts And Obtain Parental Consent For Minors To Use Those Platforms.
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Gov. Bill Lee Has Spoken Out Against Claims That His Proposed School Voucher Expansion Program Will Not Take Money Away From Government Schools In Tennessee.
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The Tax Break Was The Latest In Favorable Legislation For The State’s Top Political Spender.
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Legislation That Would Force Social Media Platforms To Stop Censoring Citizens Failed In The House Banking And Consumer Affairs Subcommittee On Wednesday.
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The “Common Carrier Bill” That Would Stop Social Media Censorship Of Tennessee Elections And Citizens Took One More Step Toward Becoming Law Yesterday In The House Business And Utilities Subcommittee. The Bill Was Recommended For Passage If Amended And Referred To The House Commerce Committee On March 22nd.
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