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A majority of Tennesseans across political ideologies would support increased gun safety laws and more exceptions to the state's abortion ban.

New Vanderbilt Poll shows voters are butting heads with lawmakers. The approval of the legislature has fallen by 18%, standing currently at 42% in the current poll.

Growth vs. quality of life: The economic, political, climatological and other reasons people live here are the reasons people want to come here.

Tennessee has among the most restrictive abortion laws in the country and marijuana is not legal. Change would require electing sympathetic lawmakers.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center hosted a Nov. 1 town hall discussion on firearm legislation featuring Reps. Johnny Garrett (R-Tenn.) and Caleb Hemmer (D-Tenn.) alongside Jeremy Nagoshiner, member of the board of directors for Voices for a Safer Tennessee. The event is the first in a series of town halls on various issues pertinent to the...

On the surface, the public might appear divided. But dig deeper, and the numbers don't lie. News 2 spoke with a researcher to learn what Tennesseans truly believe about guns.

LGBTQ issues have been center stage at the Tennessee State House this session.

From Nashville celebrities to moms and dads, as well as schoolchildren, we've heard the pleas to do something about gun violence. So why does it seem those lawmakers aren't really listening?

The seat for Nashville mayor is open. In doing so, 12 candidates have joined the field. Here's what those candidates are thinking.

Tennesseans are telling our state leaders that guns are the problem, but theyre still sticking with the party line