Proposal Pitched To Governor Would Help Homeowners In Their “Golden” Years Remain In Their Homes
A Proposal Pitched To Governor Bill Lee Would Expand Property Tax Relief For Long-Term Tennessee Homeowners In Their “Golden” Years.
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Tennessee Legislators Looking At Bill To Require Age Verification For Pornographic Websites
Tennesseans Looking To Visit Pornographic Websites May Soon Have To Show Government-Issued Identification To Prove That They Are At Least 18 Years Of Age.
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State Building Commission Backs New Moccasin Bend Mental Hospital Despite Chattanooga Opposition
The State Building Commission Is Plowing Ahead With Construction Of A New Moccasin Bend Mental Health Institute In Chattanooga In Spite Of Concerns About A Potential Clash With Native Americans And A National Park Plan.
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Williamson County Parents Speak Out Against Displaying Pride Flags In Classrooms
The Most Recent Meeting Of The Williamson County Board Of Education Was Highly Attended By Many Parents Wishing To Publicly Speak Out About Pride Flags In Local Classrooms.
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Clarksville Wants Exemption To State Sunshine Laws
Some Elected Officials In One Tennessee City Want Permission To Hold Private Meetings To Secretly Talk About Public Business In Opposition To The State’s Transparency Laws.
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Biden Administration Claims TSU Was Underfunded By $2.1B Over 30 Years
A Letter From The U.S. Department Of Education And U.S. Department Of Agriculture Claims That Tennessee State University Has Been Underfunded By $2.1 Billion In The Past 30 Years Alone.
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Tennessee Starts Fiscal Year $39.4M Below Budgeted Tax Collection Estimate
Tennessee Fell $39.4 Million Short Of Its Budgeted Estimate For Tax And Fee Collections In August To Begin The New Fiscal Year.
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Conservative Candidates Academy Registration Closing Sept 20th At High Noon
We’re Closing Registration For The Conservative Candidates Academy Tomorrow, Sept 20th, At Noon Eastern. Are You Interested?
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Discrimination Against Unvaccinated Individuals In Tennessee: Transitional Care Centers, Non-Profit Organizations & More
It Has Been Almost Three Years Since The mRNA Covid-19 Vaccines Were First Authorized For Emergency Use By The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) And Tennesseans Are Still Sharing Their Stories Of Medical Discrimination In Hopes That They Will Actually Be Heard.
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Teen Suicide Rates Increase In Tennessee
A Recently Released Report Is Giving New Insight Into The Mental Health Status Of Teens Across The State, Showing A Rise In The Number Of Deaths From Suicide Among Adolescents.
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