WZTV: Tennessee group weighs how to spend $3.88 billion in available federal funds The Federal Stimulus Accountability Group (FSAG) in Tennessee discussed how the state

As Tennessee’s population continues to explode, so does business investment in the Volunteer State. The historic explosion of private industry investment this year began with

As the Tennessee General Assembly’s annual legislative session nears, members are beginning to set their sights on top priorities for the upcoming session. The bipartisan

Washington Examiner: Ending vehicle emissions tests hailed as victory for Tennessee taxpayers Tennessee residents in Hamilton, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson counties no longer will

In May 2021, the Hernando de Soto bridge, along Interstate 40, which serves as the primary connector between Memphis and Arkansas, was closed down. The

Happenings Around the Hill   In August, the Joint Government Operations Committee, Government Operations Subcommittees, Fiscal Review Committee, and the Study Committee on Refugee Issues

Governor Lee, Tennessee Department of Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn, Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton, Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson, and education stakeholders convened for

July developed into the busiest month for legislators since adjourning in May. The month began by dozens of new laws taking effect on July 1st,

Since passing a $42+ million budget in May, activity around Capitol Hill in Nashville has been relatively quiet. While the Hill has been mostly quiet,