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Tennessee's public schools were once largely a bipartisan issue. So how did education policy get so polarized? Let's take a look back.

The wisest Republicans I’ve known in Tennessee conducted themselves chiefly not as Republicans first, but as Americans and Tennesseans first.

The Nearness of You Benefit Concert is set to make its fourth appearance on Feb. 6 at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Appel Room in New York City. The concert is

Here's what we know so far about Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's proposed expansion of state-funded scholarships for private education.

The finalists include two Court of Criminal Appeals judges and one circuit court judge from Memphis.

The poll, conducted by the conservative-leaning think tank, found 68% of respondents support Lee's plan to expand the Educational Savings Account program, with just 19% opposing the move.

Officials with Rutherford County and Murfreesboro schools question low grades on new state report cards that follow proposed expansion of vouchers.

The governor said the changes come on the advice of tax analysts at the state Attorney General’s office and Tennessee Department of Revenue.

Diving into the new-look Wildcats from Orlando. 

The Expedited Major Disaster Declaration was approved Dec. 13. The deadline for those in the affected counties to apply for FEMA's Individual Assistance is Feb. 12.