Congressman fights with protesters, threatens to punch Nashville mayor in the nose
At a rare local event in Spring Hill, Tennessee, U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Columbia, Tenn.) came looking for a fight.
Christian nationalist church challenges women’s right to vote around anniversary of Tennessee ratifying the 19th Amendment
One hundred five years ago this month, Nashville was consumed by a debate over whether women should have the right to vote.
Tennessee governor did no environmental or community research before approving the Music City Loop
Even though the state knew about the project for well over a year before it was announced, records show that Gov. Bill Lee's office has done no community outreach, environmental or other impact studies to assess Elon Musk's proposed Tesla tunnel through Nashville.
Musk’s Boring Co. wants to create a web of tunnels in Nashville, despite lack of planning
Elon Musk's The Boring Co. shared more details of the proposed Music City Loop at a meeting of the Nashville Convention Center Authority on Thursday, but still offered limited information about the project greenlit by the state.
Tennessee greenlit Elon Musk’s tunnel for Teslas in Nashville before public notice, vote
At a state-owned parking lot across from the farmer's market and just down the hill from the Tennessee State Capitol on Rosa L Parks Boulevard, white canvas tents jut out from behind a new green fence.
Lawmakers, Tennessee Department of Education contemplate the future of federal education funding
A Tennessee legislative task force designed to study federal regulations on school funding met for the first time Tuesday to gauge the state's reliance on federal grants and whether those grants come with too many restrictions.
Tennessee sets dates for District 7 special congressional election to replace Mark Green
The Tennessee Secretary of State's Office announced the dates for a special election to replace former Rep. Mark Green, setting an October primary and December general election.
National Democratic chair sets aim on Tennessee
With two potentially flippable Congressional seats and a growing population, state is getting increased attention and investment nationally
Election dates uncertain as 7th District candidates line up to replace Rep. Mark Green
Congressman Mark Green will vacate his District 7 seat later this month, leaving the majority of his term up for grabs, sparking a frenzy among local candidates and tapping into national interest in the future of the narrowly controlled House.
Tennessee senator pursues another bill to jail elected officials
Despite a newly filed lawsuit and months of discourse over a similar bill, Tennessee lawmakers will consider another bill that could send elected officials to jail if they run afoul of immigration enforcement efforts.