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The bill would require cities and metros to cap their councils at 20 members and will likely throw Nashville's upcoming elections into chaos. → Read More
The lineup for Love Rising includes Brothers Osborne, Jason Isbell, Maren Morris, Allison Russell and more. → Read More
Should the bill's Senate counterpart receive approval from state lawmakers, Nashville's upcoming local elections on Aug. 3 would be upended. → Read More
Republicans overwhelmingly passed a ban on gender-transition care for minors, which will require patients to end current treatments by March 2024. → Read More
The bill found a rare Republican opponent on Tuesday, as Sen. Mark Pody, R-Lebanon, voted against it. Pody newly represents parts of Davidson County. → Read More
State Sen. Jeff Yarbro joins a growing list of candidates to be the next mayor of Nashville. → Read More
Mayor John Cooper sent letters expressing interest in a 2028 RNC and DNC convention after Thursday comments from legislative leadership. → Read More
For now, only Hamilton County students would be eligible to join the Education Savings Account. → Read More
As Tennessee lawmakers mull legislation that could prohibit drag performances in public, more than 200 people rallied at Legislative Plaza. → Read More
The bill to legalize abortions in medical emergencies and other limited circumstances faced its first procedural hurdle in a House subcommittee. → Read More
But Rueben Dockery, the candidate, faced skeptical senators who said he didn't have enough evidence. They gave him 30 days to respond. → Read More
The bill classifies "male and female impersonators" as adult cabaret performers and bans "adult-oriented performances that are harmful to minors." → Read More
The bill expands the criteria for Education Savings Accounts and could bring the voucher program to Hamilton County. → Read More
The bill, the first filed for this legislation session, has moved quickly through the legislative process. → Read More
Memphis sports venues, TPAC's move, DCS and new roads are the top items in Gov. Bill Lee's $55.6 billion budget proposal. → Read More
Gov. Bill Lee gave his first State of the State address of his second term on Monday before a joint session of the legislature. → Read More
Dwight Tarwater previously served as general counsel for Gov. Bill Haslam and is a current partner at a Knoxville firm. → Read More
Bills filed this week would amend the state law to allow "medically necessary" abortions and some abortions in rape and incest cases. → Read More
Republicans last year filed the legislation, the first of the session, to ban medical procedures, medications and surgeries for transgender youth. → Read More
The bill would prohibit "adult-oriented" performances from public spaces. It includes a provision on male and female impersonators. → Read More