Tennessee Conservative
After 10 Years Of Litigation, Workers Who Were Forced To Work Without Personal Protection To Clean Up The Tennessee Valley Authority’s Massive Coal Ash Spill At Its Kingston Fossil Plant In 2008 Have Reached A Settlement In The Case.
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With Workers Twice Rejecting Settlement Offers And Federal Court Judges Shooting Down Multiple Appeals, Jacobs Engineering Inc., Turned To The Tennessee Supreme Court In An Attempt To Escape Financial Responsibility For Its Role In The Alleged Poisoning Of The Kingston Coal Ash Disaster Workforce.
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A Federal Appellate Court On Wednesday Struck Down A Last-Ditch Appeal By A Tennessee Valley Authority Contractor Accused In The Mass Poisoning By Radioactive Coal Ash Waste Of The Utility’s Kingston Disaster Workforce.
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After Workers In Coal Ash Clean Up Began Filing Cases Documenting Unexplained Illnesses, Federal Agency Disposed Of Documents, A Process They Say Is Legal.
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An Investigation By The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Determined That The Former Treasurer Of The Kingston Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization Misappropriated PTO Funds Totaling At Least $19,363 Between October 2014 And August 2018.
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A Peaceful Gathering Of Tennessee Patriots Is Planned To Take Place This Saturday, September 18th in Kingston To Protest Vaccine Mandates, Vaccine Passports And Medical Tyranny.
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Johnson City Brewing Owner Eric Latham Started The Process Four Years Ago To Get Small Craft Brewers The Right To Self-Distribute Outside Of County Lines In Tennessee. Latham Learned Monday His Efforts And The Efforts Of Many Others Have Led To The Bill Gov. Bill Lee Signed Into Law Last Week.
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TN Legislators Passed A Bill That Will Allow The State To Regain Control Of A Coal Industry That Has Been Seriously Lacking In Production In Recent Years. Initial Agreements Showed That Oversight Of The Industry Would Come At No Cost To The State, But The New Bill Will Leave Tennessee Paying Nearly $1 Million Per Year.
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The Tennessee Senate Passed Two Criminal Justice Reform Bills Wednesday That Aim To Alter How Many Tennesseans Go To Jail For Minor Offenses And To Require Mandatory Supervision Once People Leave Prison.
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Senate Joint Resolution 1 Calls For Both Chambers Of The General Assembly To Confirm The Tennessee Supreme Court’s Nomination For Attorney General Rather Than Allowing The High Court To Appoint The Attorney General Through A Secret Vote Of Justices.
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