Tennessee
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East Ridge board approves Border Region District development deal for Scooter’s Coffee
The East Ridge Industrial Development Board recently approved an agreement with Art Holdings Tennessee for a retail project that will include a Scooter's Coffee in the city's Border Region Development District.
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Hemp taxes in limbo as Tennessee industry braces for massive sales drop-off in July
Tennessee officials budgeted more than $185 million in hemp tax revenue over two years, but lawmakers made the industry's most popular product illegal, throwing those projections in doubt.
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Officials react to TVA CEO departure: ‘Don’t think he could survive’
Leaders across Tennessee may disagree on whether Don Moul should have been CEO of the Tennessee Valley Authority, but they agree on one thing: His brief time leading the nation's largest public utility got off to a rocky start.
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Tennessee GOP leader promotes partnership with Turning Point, but details remain unclear
Tennessee Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson, R-Franklin, reaffirmed the December announcement that the state is partnering with Turning Point USA to put affiliate clubs of the organization, founded by the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, in every high school in Tennessee.
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Tennessee House approves bill to discipline judges who obstruct ICE
The Tennessee House on Thursday voted in favor of legislation aimed at disciplining judges who obstruct the enforcement of federal immigration law.
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UTC Turning Point chapter hosts Tennessee’s top politicians
Students urged to advocate for conservative values
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Tennessee bill allowing religious charter schools clears House committee
Tennessee may soon have religious charter schools under legislation advancing at the General Assembly that could provoke a legal battle over whether charter schools are indeed public schools.
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Federal judge denies petition by Lutheran churches to block Tennessee harboring immigrants law
A federal judge has denied a petition brought by Lutheran churches to temporarily block a Tennessee law making it a crime to harbor immigrants without legal status.
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Hagerty says objectives of war in Iran being accomplished
U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., doubled down on his support Thursday for President Donald Trump's continued military action in Iran.
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CommonSpirit Memorial back in-network with Cigna after agreement
CommonSpirit Health, the hospital system formerly called CHI Memorial in Chattanooga, reached a two-year agreement with Cigna for health insurance plans provided through employers.
