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Titans, despite rough season, have chance to sweep Texans
The worst team in the AFC South has a chance to sweep the division's two-time reigning champion Sunday in Nashville.
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Fleischmann to vote for Mike Johnson to remain House Speaker
U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, R-Ooltewah, plans to support House Speaker Mike Johnson in a floor vote Friday that will determine whether the Louisiana Republican will keep his title.
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Why coffee prices are soaring (again)
When it comes to coffee, Thaleon Tremain has always tried to ignore what the market is telling him.
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4 years after feds mandated transparent hospital prices, process remains murky for some patients
Nonprofit Patient Rights Advocate says Tennessee’s compliance is at just 12%, but other analyses paint a rosier picture
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Tennessee set in new year to require adult websites to more robustly verify user age
Websites that publish a significant proportion of content harmful to minors must verify every user is over 18 through a reasonably effective method — such as reviewing a state-issued identification card — under a Tennessee law set to go into effect Wednesday.
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Hamilton County divided on whether to provide public funding for private school tuition
Regarding education savings accounts, voters were asked, do you support or oppose Tennessee giving all parents tax-funded vouchers they can use to help pay for tuition for their school-age children to attend private or religious schools of their choice, instead of attending local public schools?
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Tennessee has a new execution method, 2.5 years after last scheduled execution abruptly halted
More than 2 years after Tennessee abruptly halted the execution of inmate Oscar Smith — admitting that correction officials were not following their own execution protocols — the state has announced a new method that could allow it to resume executions halted since May 2022. But that won't happen right away.
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Tennessee completes lethal injection review, executions cleared to resume
There are 46 death row inmates, including one Hamilton County man, who once again may be facing execution now that the Tennessee Department of Correction has completed its revision of its lethal injection protocols.
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Will the U.S. ever be ready for a female president?
Former President Bill Clinton and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., don't agree on much. Yet, recently the ideological adversaries found some common ground on a political question that has quietly endured over nearly two decades.
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Would Tennessee ban gender-affirming care for trans adults? Lawmaker has doubts, but doesn’t rule it out
In a recent interview, a Chattanooga-area lawmaker was skeptical of – but did not reject – the possibility that Tennessee would in the future restrict gender-affirming health care for transgender adults.
