Bill Banning Lawmakers From Profiting From Public Office Approved By General Assembly
The General Assembly On Thursday Passed Legislation Prohibiting Tennessee Lawmakers From Selling Services To The Legislative Branch.
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New Proposal Could See Amtrak Lines Running Through Tennessee
President Joe Biden’s Infrastructure Plan Could See New Amtrak Routes Cutting Right Through The State Of Tennessee. Amtrak’s Proposal Will Specifically Build Tracks To Connect Chattanooga To Nashville, Tennessee, As Well As Atlanta, Georgia.
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Tennessee Senate Passes Bill To Level Playing Field For Small Businesses
The Tennessee Senate Voted Unanimously Thursday To Approve A Bill Aimed At Levelling The Playing Field Between Small And Large Businesses During Required Closures Such As Those Surrounding The COVID-19 Pandemic.
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Action Alert! Another Chance For Religious Exemptions To Vaccines In Tennessee
The Bill Would Both Secure Religious Exemptions To Vaccines & Prevent State From Mandating A Vaccine For COVID-19. SB 187 Is Being Heard In Senate Health And Welfare Committee Today, March 24th At 12:30 PM. To Support This Bill, Call & Email The Committee. Contact Information In Article.
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Legislation Seeks To Better Equip Tennessee’s Volunteer Firefighters
Several Proposals Currently Being Considered By The Tennessee Senate Aim To Provide Some Needed Benefits To Volunteer Firefighters In The State.
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Medical Marijuana Bill Takes First Step In Tennessee Senate
A Bill That Would Legalize And Regulate Medical Cannabis In Tennessee Has Begun Advancing Through The Tennessee Legislature.
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Tennessee Medical Non-Discrimination Business & Consumer Act Gets National Attention
Tennessee’s Medical Non-Discrimination Business And Consumer Act Is Now Getting National Attention. Kentucky, Ohio, North Carolina And Other States Are Now Looking Into Ways To Propose A Similar Bill In Their States.
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Tennessee Legislature Seeks To Prohibit Businesses From Requiring Masks, COVID Tests, Vaccinations
Representative Susan Lynn Has Filed A Bill In Tennessee House Of Representatives That, If Passed, Would Make It Unlawful For Businesses Of Public Accommodation To Create Policies Requiring Consumers To Wear Masks, Take COVID Tests, Or Vaccines, Or Any Other Type Of Medical Treatment.
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Senate Approves More Money For Teachers, But Not All Tennessee Teachers May Get Raises
The Tennessee Senate Has Approved Nearly $43 Million For Teacher Pay, But The New Money Does Not Mean All Tennessee Teachers Will Get A Raise.
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