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Tennessee House Republicans spent aneight-day special session disagreeing with Gov. Bill Lee, the Senate GOP, Covenant parents and Democrats.

(The Center Square) – The Tennessee House of Representatives passed several bills on Monday, and the Senate recessed until Tuesday without passing any to start the second week of a

A legal challenge to a Davidson County judges temporary restraining order that blocks new Tennessee House of Representatives rules banning protest signs during the special legislative session on public safety will be heard Monday morning by Chancellor Anne Martin, the chancellor who issued the restraining order Friday.

A Davidson County chancellor heard arguments Monday about whether Tennessee Republicans can ban anti-gun mothers and others from carrying small handheld signs during its special session.

A do-nothing special session called by Gov. Bill Lee brings about another public relations disaster for the Tennessee General Assembly.

Two Tennessee lawmakers are demanding answers regarding the use of THP and other restrictions imposed at the state Capitol during the first week of the special session on public safety.

A NewsChannel 5 investigation uncovered questions about whether state troopers should have been put in this situation in the first place.

Letter writers from Middle Tennessee argue for greater responsibility and decry efforts to subvert the peoples will.

To start the highly anticipated special session on public safety on Monday, Tennessee House Republicans decided to focus on the real issue at hand — the First Amendment right to freedom of speech.

A gulf continued to widen Wednesday between the House and Senate as the Tennessee legislature pushed ahead during the special session called in the wake of the deadly Covenant School shooting.