Members of the legislature convened in Nashville on January 11th to begin the 2nd legislative session of the 112th General Assembly. As the legislature kicked

Last night, members of the 112th General Assembly filed into the House chamber to hear Governor Lee deliver his fourth and final State of the

2021 was a busy year for members of the Tennessee General Assembly, as members convened for 3 special sessions, in addition to their regularly scheduled

The Daily Memphian: State doesn’t pay enough to compete for workers, department leaders say A mental health care worker’s colleagues kept quitting, and patients were

The United States enacted one of the first modern data privacy laws in the world with the enactment the Privacy Act of 1974. The proliferation

The Tennessee General Assembly members faced a busy October, and November proved to be no different. November began with budget presentations from the leadership of

The Tennessean: Lee administration unveils proposal to spend $3.9B in federal stimulus funds Following months of budget hearings and funding pitches from departments and organizations,

For months, Governor Lee and the Financial Stimulus Accountability Group (FSAG) have heard from various state departments and agencies on how they could utilize federal

October proved to be a busy month for the Tennessee General Assembly. The legislature convened for a special session on October 18th to address funding,