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NASHVILLE – Washburn High School and Richard Hardy Memorial School earned the Secretary of State’s Anne Dallas Dudley Silver Level Award by registering 85 percent of their eligible students who

In mid-April, members of the Tennessee GOP Executive Committee voted to take three candidates off the ballot for the Congressional District 5 seat. Now one of those candidates is suing to contest that decision.

The Tennessee State Library & Archives will be holding its final free TN225 Lunchtime Speaker Series event on Friday, May 6, beginning at noon. Renowned journalist, author and speaker Elaine

The rule won't achieve some Republican lawmakers' goal of nudging at least one GOP candidate backed by President Donald Trump off the primary ballot.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A new rule imposing residency requirements on most U.S. House and Senate hopefuls won't achieve some Tennessee Republican lawmakers' goal of nudging at least one GOP candidate backed by President Donald Trump off the primary ballot, even as the governor allowed it to become law without signing it Wednesday.

The deadline for Madison County residents to be able to vote in the state and county primaries is next week, according to a news release.

The complaint alleges that the Tennessee General Assembly redrew voting maps to give the Republican supermajority a partisan advantage in elections.

The complaint alleges that the Tennessee General Assembly redrew voting maps to give the Republican supermajority a partisan advantage in elections.

Tennesseans achieved a remarkable milestone in the fourth quarter of 2021, 10 years of uninterrupted year-over-year growth in quarterly new business filings.The Tennessee Quarterly Business and Economic Indicators report issued by Secretary of State Tre Hargett’s office shows that 75,300 businesses filed over the past year and 17,117 entities filed in the fourth quarter of 2021. New business filings in the fourth quarter of 2021 grew 22.2% from the fourth quarter filings in 2020, marki...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Business owners should be wary of a new scam, according to Secretary of State Tre Hargett.