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06/05/2026

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06/04/2026

A Metro Nashville Police Department officer is going door-to-door to businesses and placing small decals that designate them as “safe places” for LGBTQ individuals. Critics argue this action represents a clear misuse of sworn police resources and taxpayer dollars.

A Metro Nashville Police Department Officer Is Going Door-To-Door To Businesses And Placing Small Decals That Designate Them As “Safe Places” For LGBTQ individuals. Critics Argue This Action Represents A Clear Misuse Of Sworn Police Resources And Taxpayer Dollars.

06/04/2026

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti has announced that Tennessee has filed an amicus brief in the United States Supreme Court challenging an effort by Colorado local governments to wield Colorado state tort law to control energy policy nationwide.

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Has Announced That Tennessee Has Filed An Amicus Brief In The United States Supreme Court Challenging An Effort By Colorado Local Governments To Wield Colorado State Tort Law To Control Energy Policy Nationwide.

06/04/2026

A federal jury in the Middle District of Tennessee convicted a Tennessee woman yesterday for illegally distributing controlled substances.

A Federal Jury In The Middle District Of Tennessee Convicted A Tennessee Woman Yesterday For Illegally Distributing Controlled Substances.

06/04/2026

Tennessee Education Lottery CEO Rebecca Paul will retire from her position at the end of 2026, ending her tenure almost 23 years after she helped launch the state’s program.
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Tennessee Education Lottery CEO Rebecca Paul Will Retire From Her Position At The End Of 2026, Ending Her Tenure Almost 23 Years After She Helped Launch The State’s Program.

06/04/2026

Metro Nashville County officials expanded the income limit for their property tax relief and freeze programs, potentially allowing more homeowners in Davidson County to qualify.

Metro Nashville County Officials Expanded The Income Limit For Their Property Tax Relief And Freeze Programs, Potentially Allowing More Homeowners In Davidson County To Qualify.

06/04/2026

A new law set to take effect July 1 will add an oversight mechanism to the state’s existing telephone and text message solicitation framework to help legislators determine if the Tennessee Public Utility Commission’s Do Not Call/Do Not Text Register and other solicitor obligations set in state law are working as intended.

A New Law Set To Take Effect July 1 Will Add An Oversight Mechanism To The State’s Existing Telephone And Text Message Solicitation Framework To Help Legislators Determine If The Tennessee Public Utility Commission’s Do Not Call/Do Not Text Register And Other Solicitor Obligations Set In State L...

06/04/2026

A Nashville-based free speech advocacy group has taken issue with a recent FCC inquiry debating whether warnings should be disclosed for programming containing gender identity themes.

A Nashville-Based Free Speech Advocacy Group Has Taken Issue With A Recent FCC Inquiry Debating Whether Warnings Should Be Disclosed For Programming Containing Gender Identity Themes.

06/04/2026

Democrat Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell has pitched a $3.8 billion budget for the city’s next fiscal year, but one of the more provocative line items coming under fire is a proposed distribution of over $700,000 to the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition, a nonprofit which aids illegal aliens living in the state.

Democrat Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell Has Pitched A $3.8 Billion Budget For The City’s Next Fiscal Year, But One Of The More Provocative Line Items Coming Under Fire Is A Proposed Distribution Of Over $700,000 To The Tennessee Immigrant And Refugee Rights Coalition, A Nonprofit Which Aids Ill...

06/04/2026

Having completed two-years in the General Assembly, Rep. Lee Reeves (R-Franklin-District 65) is running for reelection on the August 6 ballot, calling himself “an effective and thoughtful lawmaker” and touting his recognition as one of the Tennessee Journal Freshman of the Year. But constituents may be interested in a deeper look at Reeves’ voting record as some highlights from the past few years, including his actions outside the statehouse, may cause conservatives to question if he deserves another two years in office.

Having Completed Two-Years In The General Assembly, Rep. Lee Reeves (R-Franklin-District 65) Is Running For Reelection On The August 6 Ballot, Calling Himself “An Effective And Thoughtful Lawmaker” And Touting His Recognition As One Of The Tennessee Journal Freshman Of The Year. But Constituents...