Tennessee Conservative
Chancellor I’Ashea Myles Has Finally Filed Her 60-Page Ruling On Whether The Nashville Covenant School Shooter’s Writings Can Be Released To The Public. Executive Director For The Tennessee Coalition For Open Government, Deborah Fisher, Said In Response, This “Does Not Bode Well For The Transparency Of The Police Or The Judicial System.”
Read more
A Tennessee Judge Is Requiring The Parent Organization Over The Tennessee Star To Appear In Court To Defend Itself After The Release Of Information From Several Pages Alleged To Be From The Manifesto Of The Covenant School Shooter.
Read more
An Open Letter From Constituent To Leadership Makes Case For The Full Disclosure Of The Covenant Shooter’s Manifesto.
Read more
A Man Who Was Employed By A Rideshare Company, Contracted By Metro Nashville Public Schools To Provide Transportation For Students Who Need Specialized Routes To Get To School, Was Arrested For 2 Counts Of Solicitation Of Minors To Induce Sexual Acts.
Read more
Tennessee’s City Centers Continue To Be Plagued By Repeat Offenders As Both Violent And Career Criminals Are Released Out Onto The Streets, Largely In The Name Of Mental Competency.
Read more
A Muslim Family From Nashville Was Arrested On Tuesday For Allegedly Assaulting Their Son Because He Converted To Christianity.
Read more
States Of Emergency Were Declared Across Middle Tennessee And Repair Efforts Continued Monday Following Tornadoes That Left At Least Six Dead In The State Over The Weekend.
Read more
Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake Recently Revealed That It Was His “Estranged Son” Who Allegedly Shot Two Police Officers At A Dollar General In La Vergne, Tennessee.
Read more
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.
Read more
TikTok Continues To Significantly Impact The Behavior Of Its Users On And Off The Platform, Even After The “Shoot Up Your School” TikTok Challenge Led To Multiple Arrests Back In 2021. In Fact, A Harmful Trend That Began Over A Year Ago Continues To Impact Folks Across The Country And Tennesseans Are No Exception.
Read more