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SEVIERVILLE — Earlier this summer the Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the budget with a preliminary property tax rate of 42.54 cents per $100 of assessed value, which the board decided to maintain during its regular meeting Monday night, despite the state certified property tax rate following the reappraisal cycle coming in slightly higher. The state certified property tax rate was calculated at 42.59 cents per $100 of assessed value during this year’s reappraisal — a figure determined to maintain the current tax revenue for the city. By opting to keep the lower rate of 42...

Who are the two biggest scoundrels among Democrats? I don’t know. That covers a lot of territory. But if we limit the inquiry to very famous Democrats, the answer might be Andrew Cuomo and Hunter Biden. They have much in common. Both are sons of very famous fathers. Neither, in all likelihood, would have become prominent but for what their fathers accomplished. That’s certainly the case with Hunter Biden. Both are the subject of sex scandals, albeit of somewhat different sorts. Andrew Cuomo has been accused of sexual harassment by several women who worked in his administration. Hunter B...

DOJ declines to investigate Cuomo’s handling of covid-19 in nursing homes Max Hauptman The U.S. Justice Department announced Saturday that it will not conduct a civil investigation into New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo (D)'s handling of coronavirus cases in state nursing facilities. In a letter sent to New York Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-N.Y.) on Friday, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Joe Gaeta wrote that the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division had requested information on “nursing facilities run by, or for, the State of New York” last August. After a review, the l...

Wolf and Whitmer Need a Probing Drinks are on Gretch and Tom tonight. Gropey Joe Biden’s Department of Justice (DOJ) has decided there is no need for an inquiry into Pennsylvania Governor Thomas Wolf and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, both Democrats, regarding their nursing homes death rates from the China virus. The governors got their happy news via a letter from the DOJ. New: DOJ tells Whitmer's team feds won't pursue investigation related to COVID-19 nursing home policies. Comes after DOJ under Trump suggested Whitmer "issued orders which may have resulted in the deaths of thousan...

Print this article The Justice Department declined to open a civil rights investigation into Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s policies for nursing homes during the coronavirus pandemic. Michigan was one of four states the Trump-era Justice Department sought data from on suspicion that policies for care homes imposed early during the health crisis may have been responsible for the deaths of thousands of seniors in violation of the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act. “We have reviewed the information you provided along with additional information available to the Department. B...