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The Tennessee Department of Transportation will put funds toward four “toll lane” projects, first targeting I-24 from Nashville to Murfreesboro.

When the Supreme Court struck down the constitutional right to abortion last year, strict abortion bans in more than a dozen states snapped into effect.

A year from now, the nation’s voters will decide another presidential contest — likely one that pits the same two candidates against each other.

Young Democrats in the state House are riding a wave of Republican blunders that could reshape the Tennessee's political landscape.

Tennessee Rep. Gloria Johnson confirmed rumors that have swirled most of 2023, announcing she will run for the U.S. Senate in front of a hometown crowd outside Knoxville Central High School on Tuesday morning.  “We don’t have leadership that respects the dignity of every human being,” said Johnson. 

America was built on violence and genocide, and mass gun murders - like the Covenant School shooting - are the metastization of a national cancer.

Eight candidates constitute the top tier of those vying to become next mayor of Memphis, including Shelby County Sheriff Floyd Bonner.

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

The Tennessee Senate passed four bills Wednesday, including a $30 million spending measure, but found itself in a standoff with House leaders before this week’s special session can end, according

The Tennessee House of Representatives spent Wednesday debating dozens of bills unlikely to pass after the Senate shot the down.