Tennessee Conservative
Memphis Residents Will Have The Opportunity To Vote On Three Gun Control Measures After The Memphis City Council Unanimously Approved The Referendum To Appear On The November Ballot.
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Op-Ed: Rep. Steve Cohen, TN 09, Memphis, Is On The List Of Those Who Still Support April Legislation Sponsored By Bennie Thompson Of MS To Strip Donald Trump Of Any Secret Service Protection, Based On The Scam “Verdict” In New York.
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As Of This Month, The State Of Tennessee Will Begin The Process Of Removing Those Who Have Been Previously Convicted Of “Aggravated Prostitution” From The State’s Sex Offender Registry, Where They Have Been Listed Due To Their HIV Status Upon Conviction.
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Artificial Intelligence Company xAI Is Looking To Hire From The Local Employee Pool To Fill A Number Of Positions As Work Is Completed On Its Memphis Supercomputer Site.
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For Now, It Seems, Tennessee Law Will Go Into Full Effect And Venues Will Have To Carefully Consider Booking Productions That Include Drag Performances Without Also Including Age Restrictions.
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Funding Has Been Obtained To Replace The Aging I-55 Bridge That Runs Across The Mississippi River Between Tennessee And Arkansas.
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A Lot Of People Visit Memphis For Its Jazz-Inspired Atmosphere And To Enjoy Good Food And Even A Drink Or Two. A Restaurant Opening Soon Will Be Offering Something New, And Many Are Asking, “Is That Even Legal?”
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$350 Million In Taxpayer Dollars For Sports Stadiums
Perot Family Still Trying To Industrialize TN Farmland
The Covenant Shooter’s Manifesto Most Recent Court Ruling
& 4 More Big Stories on The BIG 7!
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The U.S. 6th Circuit Court Of Appeals Will Not Allow Former Memphis State Senator Brian Kelsey To Rescind His Guilty Plea For Campaign Finance Violations, Upholding His 21-Month Prison Sentence.
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Maintaining xAI’s New Building In Memphis, Which The Company Calls “The World’s Largest Supercomputer” And The “Largest Capital Investment By A New-To-Market Company In Memphis History,” Is Projected To Cost Millions.
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