Tennessee Bill Requiring Parental Consent For Minors On Social Media Passes House
A Bill That Would Require Social Media Platforms To Use Age Verification And Obtain Parental Consent For Minors Passed In The Tennessee House.
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Tennessee Contracted With 20 Firms For $415M Law Enforcement Training Project
Tennessee Is Hiring Nearly 20 Contractors To Build A Massive $415 Million Law Enforcement Training Center On State Property In Cockrill Bend.
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Juvenile Crime Charges Could Spark Uproar In Special Session
Juvenile Justice Might Not Have A Connection To The Shooting Deaths At Nashville’s Covenant School, But Potential Bills Could Cause A Furor Next Week In The Legislature’s Special Session — If Lawmakers Haven’t Gotten Cold Feet Already.
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Tax Breaks Total $280 Million Amid Sky-Rocketing Revenues
Considering The State’s Budget Hit $52.8 Billion For Fiscal 2022-23, Starting July 1, And Revenue For This Budget Year Continues To Soar Past Projections, Some Question Exists Whether The State Went Far Enough In Returning Money To Taxpayers.
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Senate Republicans Caught Off Guard By Redistricting Ruling
Senate Republicans Who Rule The Roost In The Legislature Were Reportedly “Shocked” Last Week When A Three-Judge Panel Blocked Their Senate Redistricting Plan, Finding It Violated The State Constitution.
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30-Day Grocery Tax Suspension Proposed By Governor Lee
A 30-Day Grocery Tax Suspension Proposed By Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Collectively Could Save Consumers $50 Million.
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Lee Partners With Michigan College For Tennessee Charter Schools
Gov. Bill Lee Confirmed Thursday Hillsdale College, A Conservative Michigan Institution With Ties To Former President Trump’s Administration, Is Making A Big Push To Expand Its Influence In Tennessee With Multiple Charter Schools.
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TN Resolution To Call For Removal Of Rutherford County Judge
A Group Of Tennessee Democrats Are Continuing A Push To Remove A Rutherford County Judge By Proposing Legislation That Seeks A Vote On Her Removal.
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Details Straggling In On Education Funding Reform
Reforming Education Funding Is Set To Take Center Stage When State Lawmakers Convene Tuesday, Jan. 11 For The Second Year Of The 112th General Assembly.
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Republicans Take Aim At Rogue DAs As Bills Pile Up In Medical Freedom Special Session
House Speaker Cameron Sexton And Republican Legislators Are Firing Another Salvo At Metro Nashville, This Time Targeting Nashville District Attorney Glenn Funk For Refusing To Prosecute Certain State Laws.
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