Memphis Minister Asks Leaders To Request National Guard Protection As Violence Increases
A Memphis Area Pastor Is Calling For The National Guard’s Assistance As Violence Continues To Overtake The City.
Read moreA Memphis Area Pastor Is Calling For The National Guard’s Assistance As Violence Continues To Overtake The City.
Read moreStill Facing Challenges From Republican Leaders, Gov. Bill Lee Confirmed He Will Make An Official Call For A Special Session And Sponsor Several Bills, Including One He Floated This Spring Dealing With Extreme Risk Orders Of Protection.
Read moreAs Tennessee’s Special Legislative Session To Address Gun Laws Quickly Approaches, It Has Been Discovered That Governor Bill Lee (R-TN) Has Been Discreetly Meeting With A Group Of State Lawmakers Throughout The Summer.
Read moreThe Tennessee Titans Turned A Couple Million In Political Spending Into Over A Billion Dollars From Taxpayers.
Read moreA Republican State Senator From Memphis Contends Post-Conviction Challenges In Capital Murder Cases Should Be Handled By The State Attorney General, Not Local District Attorneys, Despite A Court Ruling Against The Bill He Passed.
Read moreA New Law In Tennessee Sets Up Both Public And Private Colleges To Partner With Public School Districts To Create “Lab Schools” Within Their Local Communities.
Read moreA Recent Report Suggests That A Concerted Effort By Local Grassroots And Conservative Publications Are Responsible For Pushing Republican Lawmakers Into Finally Passing Laws That Will Protect Children From Predatory Medical Practices That Would Have Life Altering Consequences.
Read moreLegislation That Would Allow For Additional Exemptions To Tennessee’s Third-Grade Retention Law Is Now Headed To Governor Lee For Additional Action.
Read moreLegislation That Would Require Schools To Obtain Parental Consent Before Allowing Students To Participate In Clubs, Some Sex Education Courses, And More Passed The Tennessee Senate On Monday.
Read moreA Bill That Would Protect Public School Employees From Being Forced To Use Students’ Preferred Pronouns Has Passed The Tennessee Senate.
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